Supporters’ group Hammers United have published their long-awaited results revealing that a total of 5,330 took the online survey. The group say 43.22% of those completing the survey were members suggesting 2,303 of their 18,000 members answered questions about the club, listing their priorities for change.
The survey closed on 27th December last year and 51.61% of those who replied were not members of any FSA affiliated group.
80.48% of West Ham United supporters reported feeling positive or very positive about the management of the Club from a football perspective.
Supporters were asked to select their top three priorities in terms of the issues they would like to see the Independent Supporters Committee tackle, in the short term. Hammers United say the results will be discussed with West Ham in a structured dialogue meeting consisting of Hammers United committee members, club staff and at least one board member.
You can read the results of the survey here or watch the video below hosted by Gonzo with Hammers United committee member Andy Byrne.
The most interesting statement on this is the fact that over 80 per cent of people who took part in the survey want new owners. I am surprised you didnt mention this
The most interesting thing about the survey was only 43% of the responses were from Hammers United members and that only 2300 of their 18,000 members could even be bothered to answer the survey. Perhaps it’s because they are barely literate.