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J.Riddle 11:48 Thu Feb 11
How the away fans ruined it for my son
Sad to read that
WHTID
Guest Post by Andrew Newman

I am proud to say I have supported West Ham all my life. Since I moved down to Dorset From London 13 years ago I fell in love & happily married my wife and proudly took on her son on who I am now honoured to call my stepson. He was at the time 9 yrs old and sadly supported Chelsea unto the age of 11. But I managed to convince him to support West Ham. He instantly fell in love with our history, mainly Bobby Moore and our famous ‘bubbles’ song. And iconic players from the past like Di Canio, Dicks, Bonds, etc.

He now loves to sing the Payet song in his room and ‘bubbles’ whenever possible all the time. His bedroom is now claret & blue from top to bottom and gone is the Chelsea theme I reluctantly decorated for him. I have taken him to home friendlies before, as sadly I cant get a season ticket. But luckily due to my business relationship with a supplier who has 2 season tickets for Southampton I have been able to take him to the West Ham away matches at St Mary’s for the last two years.

But can you imagine having to sit in the Saints end listening to the conversations running the Hammers down and how great the Saints are? It is torture for me!

But I love him so I can just about tolerate it. But at least it’s always a safe environment. He now has grown into a lovely respectful thirteen year old son.

However, he always wishes he could be in the away end so he can sing ‘bubbles’ the Payet song when we go to Southampton. I always tell him what a great experience away days are and promised him one day we will go to a away day match and sing our hearts out together, win, lose or draw. Nothing would make me prouder seeing him so happy.

At Saturday night’s match against Southampton we were, as usual, sitting in the home end. And as usual we was having to listen to the usual dribble from Saints fans until half time. But then I could see down by the touchline a head steward I know from work.

I grabbed my son’s hand and we went down there and I asked the steward if there was any chance he could get us in the away end with our fellow West Ham fans. He said ‘Sure, come with me’. At this point my son’s eyes lit up and he was so excited. We were kindly shown in to the West Ham end. I have never seen him so happy. Another steward told us there were plenty of seats available near the segregation seats and to choose which ones we would like. As I excitedly thanked him my son and I moved into position.

The mood was defiantly different from the one in the Southampton end we were in. But he was still so happy and couldn’t wait to hear the rendition of ‘bubbles’ start. The second half kicked off and so did ‘bubbles’. He looked at me and I winked at him, and he sang his heart out. I was so happy I had made his dream come true.

Sadly the mood changed again after the sending off and a few morons from West Ham kept charging past us towards the Southampton supporters, clearly not interested in the match, swearing and being abusive in front of my son pushing him out of way so they could scream at the Southampton fans, goading them for a fight.

As I looked at my son’s face it turned in a instant from one of happiness to one full of fear. He was so scared the tears soon followed.This kept on and on. My heart broke i held him close and could feel his body shaking with fear – his dream having turned into a nightmare. As I looked around also a young girl of maybe eight or nine was also sobbing, hugging her Dad close. I then left with my son before the match finished for his safety.

What possesses idiots to behave in front of children like this?! I can never again say to my stepson that West Ham is a family club. And I think emotionally he is scared to want to go to another West Ham match, home or away. The morons who only wanted to go for a fight have ruined his love for our great club.

I’m a very sad Hammer.


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https://www.westhamtillidie.com/posts/2016/02/11/from-dream-to-nightmare-how-the-away-day-morons-ruined-it-for-my-13-year-old-son

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Annony 12:04 Sun Feb 14
Re: How the away fans ruined it for my son
Oops wrong thread

Annony 12:02 Sun Feb 14
Re: How the away fans ruined it for my son
"LET'S BE 'AVIN YA! COME ON!"

Eerie Descent 10:48 Sat Feb 13
Re: How the away fans ruined it for my son
Yeah, have that Riddle!

Mrs Wilberforce 10:32 Sat Feb 13
Re: How the away fans ruined it for my son
Was this the first match you've been to? What a victim you are. As I've seen other posters suggest on this thread - you both need to either man up or take him to a Rugby match. This is football and this is West Ham and, if you don't like it, don't turn up. How very dare you!

Mike Oxsaw 1:28 Sat Feb 13
Re: How the away fans ruined it for my son
How about a song, just for them, so they never forget the day?

To Lilly the Pink:

Andrew Newman ain't no cool man
And his stepson's pig ug-ly
But his begging
On PC websites
Got them tickets here, for free

team boaty 1:14 Sat Feb 13
Re: How the away fans ruined it for my son
Quite a few LADS going in through the Greater Anglia this morning

Hope to god poor precious sods like this fella and his kiddy along with all the other fucking spivs that want their away day experience at the football to be more like Centre Court Wimbledon don't get wet this afternoon

Mike Oxsaw 12:51 Sat Feb 13
Re: How the away fans ruined it for my son
And it is refreshing to see that some Nigerians now make (better) use of their education.

The Kronic 12:48 Sat Feb 13
Re: How the away fans ruined it for my son
Any Old Iron 11:03

What a gutless cunt that 'man' is. Uses his shitty blog to smear West Ham's support as thugs whilst he's received a police caution for assaulting a pensioner.

Buster 12:45 Sat Feb 13
Re: How the away fans ruined it for my son
Agree with griff, the way this was written it's blatantly obvious he was looking to get something out of it.

Baggins 11:42 Sat Feb 13
Re: How the away fans ruined it for my son
I thought his son was so scarred by the experience (??) that he couldn't ever go again. So I assume he'll turn down the free tickets?

Eerie Descent 11:36 Sat Feb 13
Re: How the away fans ruined it for my son
Imagine what will happen to the poor cunt at school, if any of his mates catch wind of this, what with his old man's name there for all to see.

Poor cunt has got no hope, when his step dad sells him out like this. In fact, it's worse than anything those fucking fans did.

Johnson 11:32 Sat Feb 13
Re: How the away fans ruined it for my son
This has nothing to do with the club, more one of Iain Dale's attention seeking mates, Ern.

The older Sully boy HAS however sorted out a disabled boy and his family tickets which is fair play. Much more deserving than this cry baby wimp. And his stepson.

Darby_ 11:31 Sat Feb 13
Re: How the away fans ruined it for my son
Let's hope they don't see anything upsetting at the Sunderland game.

united we stand 11:11 Sat Feb 13
Re: How the away fans ruined it for my son
WET LETTUICE.

AKA ERNIE 11:08 Sat Feb 13
Re: How the away fans ruined it for my son
Nice touch by the club but surely the little cunt will be too scared

stewie griffin 10:33 Sat Feb 13
Re: How the away fans ruined it for my son
Still, amusing that they have tickets for the Sunderland game.

Hopefully the abuse of allardyce will upset them again

Johnson 10:31 Sat Feb 13
Re: How the away fans ruined it for my son
Says STEPson Ern.

Details.

stewie griffin 10:31 Sat Feb 13
Re: How the away fans ruined it for my son
There you go...mission accomplished.


Pathetic

Sven Roeder 10:30 Sat Feb 13
Re: How the away fans ruined it for my son
peroni has posted an update from that site a bit further down where Iain Dale mentions that someone has offered Mr Wet Lettuce & Wet Lettuce Junior free tickets to the Sunderland game.
Dale talks about having a warm feeling inside which might be related to this story. Or just an update on his home life

AKA ERNIE 10:27 Sat Feb 13
Re: How the away fans ruined it for my son
Just some early sat morning bantz griffy

stewie griffin 10:26 Sat Feb 13
Re: How the away fans ruined it for my son
Hahaha

Come on then, Ernest son?

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