A march against chairman David Sullivan and vice-chairperson Karren Brady is expected to attract around 10,000 people in what demonstrators hope will be the biggest show of strength yet.”

Protesters change of tactics but the message is loud and clear: They are not going anywhere and will be maintaining their ‘No more BS’ campaign

Hammers United spokesman Andy Payne :

“There’s already a protest planned for the Liverpool game at the end of the month. Saturday’s march, where we’re expecting at least 10,000, is going to be pretty epic. We’ll come out of Stratford Station and along the main road. We’ve got a hearse. We’ve got a coffin.”

Which will certainly engage the media and the headlines. Diverting their approach away from the 90 minutes of the game, boycotts and lock-ins, is sure to take away the charge that the supporter protest undermines the team.