To suggest the amazing success of David Moyes and his team coupled with his appointment and backing by the board are not intrinsically linked is barmy.
West Ham supporters who think otherwise should just enjoy the success the club is enjoying right now and concentrate on the positives.
Sleeping dogs are much better off being allowed to lie!
The suggestion that the London Stadium is a soulless bowl was blown out of water on Sunday with the place sounding and feeling like a Cup Final.
You could argue that yesterday was the type of game the stadium was designed for and boy did the place rock.
Some will forever miss the Boleyn Ground but we move on and for many Stratford already feels like home with David Moyes commenting how incredible the place has become.
Some people are never happy and calls of board out despite being joint second in the Premier League are ludicrous proof of that.
I wonder what it will take for these people to be happy, we are not moving back to Upton Park ever and the board is going nowhere short term.
West Ham are massive!
Bored with the ‘happy being miserable’ brigade who hate the stadium, hate the board,, want protests as a regular event – must be gutting to see the team playing well and the crowd rocking – they truly need to leave it and enjoy the moment with the rest of us
EGO GETS IN THE WAY PETE
Those supporters will be the same people who will want a player out of their club the first time we lose a game. They will never get behind the team because they are not true supporters of the club. If they can’t see what moving to the new stadium has given this club and understand the economics then instead of complaining they should go and support some other club
EGO was the reason GSB let Moyes go and replace him with Pellegrini also wasn’t it Hugh? Trying to appeal to the Egotistical fans who thought Moyes wasn’t a big enough name for them despite seeing all the good work he and his back room staff were doing and the plans they were making. At least GSB were humble enough to realise their mistake and bring Moyes back. I’ve got to thank them for that. It’s true sometimes you don’t know what you’ve got till it’s gone.
60,000 people were able to attend the game at London Stadium against Man City and many of those will go on to become future West Ham supporters, the lifeblood of any club.
Time either proves or disproves whether a decision was the right or wrong one, unfortunately for the disaffected minority, it is looking more obvious by the day that the decision made was the right one. Have ANY of them known a better period for West Ham? With everything coming together both on the pitch and off it, they are starting to look very isolated and with the prospect of Champions League qualification looking a real possibility, the grumblings are beginning to look foolish. Sadly for them, everything is going well for the club right now, and to listen to them it would be difficult to figure out what their definition of a supporter is.
The London Stadium is Rocking these days, West Ham Are Massive and it seems like home to me.