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Q: 2023/24 Hopes & aspirations for this season
a. As Champions of Europe there's no reason we shouldn't be pushing for a top 7 spot & a run in the Cups
24%
  
b. Last season was a trophy winning one and there's only one way to go after that, I expect a dull mid table bore fest of a season
17%
  
c. Buy some f***ing players or we're in a battle to stay up & that's as good as it gets
18%
  
d. Moyes out
37%
  
e. New season you say, woohoo time to get the new kit and wear it it to the pub for all the big games, the wags down there call me Mr West Ham
3%
  



Gary Darkness 4:12 Thu Nov 16
Fans doing the 'crossed Hammers' sign
I started going to West Ham in the late 80s and, throughout the 90s and early 2000s, I have no recollection of anyone doing the 'crossed hammers' salute - neither fans nor players.

Nowadays everyone is doing it.

Is this a new thing, or an old thing?

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SilverSurfer 1:08 Sun Nov 19
Re: Fans doing the 'crossed Hammers' sign
we are out of our stride and out of our ground, any links to show our strength and unity now is welcome.
COYFI

gph 12:38 Sun Nov 19
Re: Fans doing the 'crossed Hammers' sign
What the fuck was Pogba doing in his goal celebration?

GRiM71 7:38 Fri Nov 17
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normannomates 1:59 Fri Nov 17

I was always told the Sunday morning football scene was based upon something the Towners done to Millwall or Arsenal.

I cant imagine many wearing blazers to an away match!

LeroysBoots 1:14 Fri Nov 17
Re: Fans doing the 'crossed Hammers' sign
The owners are scum full stop

They try to be likeable by "stealing" ideas like crossed arms and using Bobby Moore in their merchandise to be popular with the fans

It has a complete opposite affect and makes them look desperate

essexmaniacinexile 1:08 Fri Nov 17
Re: Fans doing the 'crossed Hammers' sign
Stuart Slater and Eamonn Dolan first on camera at Chadwell Heath photo shoot, very early 90's. ( In case anyone missed the link to the picture).

normannomates 1:59 Fri Nov 17
Re: Fans doing the 'crossed Hammers' sign
Grim71
It wasn't real my friend..any of it...
Good film at the time..but like most films..pure fantasy

Was nothing like that

ammerman 1:23 Fri Nov 17
Re: Fans doing the 'crossed Hammers' sign
i disagree its unique and am proud of it sooooooo fuck off

arsene york-hunt 12:54 Fri Nov 17
Re: Fans doing the 'crossed Hammers' sign
I personally think it makes us look a bit cuntish.

normannomates 12:43 Fri Nov 17
Re: Fans doing the 'crossed Hammers' sign
WANKERS

GRiM71 11:36 Thu Nov 16
Re: Fans doing the 'crossed Hammers' sign
Eggbert Nobacon 9:38 Thu Nov 16

I always thought it came from "The Firm" with Gary Oldman, if not it took off from there onward.

simon.s 7:43 Thu Nov 16
Re: Fans doing the 'crossed Hammers' sign
Gold0 has just got his arms folded in that pic.

Northern Sold 7:36 Thu Nov 16
Re: Fans doing the 'crossed Hammers' sign
http://peterrayney.co.uk/blog/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/West-Ham-irons-pose-with-Chairman_Aug-2014-.jpg

Mongs

Gavros 6:52 Thu Nov 16
Re: Fans doing the 'crossed Hammers' sign
"all the rage in Kent and Essex with them mongs who follow us"

THIS

WANKERS

CasualKen 6:52 Thu Nov 16
Re: Fans doing the 'crossed Hammers' sign
Remember seeing John Jo Shelvey do it at Millwall after scoring for Blackpool, made me laugh. But it is cringe, all the rage in Kent and Essex with them mongs who follow us.

Sir Alf 3:32 Thu Nov 16
Re: Fans doing the 'crossed Hammers' sign
Soon as the owners did it and it was on the merchandise it lost any credibility it had.

Mind you the change in demographic in the fan base , we might be better with some hand sign that represents a prawn sandwich. And seeing the latest report on the price of footie and the growing number of tourist fans , the Thames Ironworks link will be forgotten before you know it.

Brady will introduce a new sign where she puts her ankles behind her ears which works on a couple of levels. For us fans it is to ensure we are ready for being royally shafted over and over.

scott_d 2:45 Thu Nov 16
Re: Fans doing the 'crossed Hammers' sign
Freddie Sears did it about 10 years ago when he scored on his Hammers debut.

Not sure we ever got to see him to it again mind you!

JonWHUFC 1:06 Thu Nov 16
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I started this off in the late 70s early 80s but back in the good old days when I crossed my arms in the hammers way a castle shone through behind them and no sign of the word "London" anywhere!!!

Sniper 12:11 Thu Nov 16
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Vexed 10:52 Thu Nov 16

That properly made me chuckle

Fivetide 12:09 Thu Nov 16
Re: Fans doing the 'crossed Hammers' sign
This "it was absolute cringe" phrase that everyone seems to have affected is hideous, please stop it.

Lily Hammer 11:59 Thu Nov 16
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Dan M 11:53 Thu Nov 16

I hadn't seen that before, but that confirms Chris Powell wasn't the first, and for now Slater has the (dubious?) honour of first doing it.

Mr Kenzo 11:54 Thu Nov 16
Re: Fans doing the 'crossed Hammers' sign
Almost as embarrassing as the Haka, now that is gay

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