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West Ham Statement
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XKhammer wrote: ↑18 Sep 2025, 19:11Keep dreaming" wrote: ↑18 Sep 2025, 18:05It's people like you our owners love.
Stupid fucking cuntsSeems Sullivan loves me more than ThickClit/goose/Oxbore
And that's something (else) for you to boast about?
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Keep dreaming" wrote: ↑18 Sep 2025, 18:05XKhammer wrote: ↑18 Sep 2025, 17:58Mike Oxsaw" wrote: ↑18 Sep 2025, 17:16 Whatever people's views on the statement, the protests should go ahead regardless - including boycotting the Brentford game (or at the very least, turning up and taking your seat late).
Nothing you've done in the past matters here, only the financial support Sullivan receives from this day on has any relevance.Don't you boycott every game???
Nah i'll be at Brentford game supporting the team not SullivanIt's people like you our owners love.
Stupid fucking cunts
Seems Sullivan loves me more than ThickClit/goose/Oxbore
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Sir Alf" wrote: ↑18 Sep 2025, 17:10 Most, if not all, businesses have a strategy or long term plan. FAB or Hsmmers Utd, anyone in the medus should ask Brady for it. She can redact any densitive financials if needs be but we need to see if she has anything by way of a 5 year or more plan. As the CEO its her responsibility to ensure there is a “roadmap” ( corporate speak I know) that shows where we ate, the issues / challenges, where we want to get to and how we plan to do it. It should have supporting detail, covering financials, footballing aims, organisation structure, recruitment etc.. If we dont hae anything or its still that 10 year old 10 point plan, that fits on a beer mat, its no wonder we are in disarray. “FIRE, Ready, Aim!!” the Sullivan / Brady formula for success.
1. Stay in the premier league
2. um
3. Sell if the right price came along or indeed capital gain tax rules were scrapped.
2. um
3. Sell if the right price came along or indeed capital gain tax rules were scrapped.
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XKhammer wrote: ↑18 Sep 2025, 17:58Mike Oxsaw" wrote: ↑18 Sep 2025, 17:16 Whatever people's views on the statement, the protests should go ahead regardless - including boycotting the Brentford game (or at the very least, turning up and taking your seat late).
Nothing you've done in the past matters here, only the financial support Sullivan receives from this day on has any relevance.Don't you boycott every game???
Nah i'll be at Brentford game supporting the team not Sullivan
I do and I'm proud to do so for the sake of the future of our club.
I don't actually NEED to miss games. The reasons I chose other priorities in my life over watching football no longer exist, so I am now free to go and watch any game, any where, any time.
I don't believe that what I (or anyone else) did last week/month/year/ever since I/they was born actually matters to Sullivan as he can't use/monetise that. What matters to him is the money people keep giving him from this point on.
None of that money will come from me.
I don't actually NEED to miss games. The reasons I chose other priorities in my life over watching football no longer exist, so I am now free to go and watch any game, any where, any time.
I don't believe that what I (or anyone else) did last week/month/year/ever since I/they was born actually matters to Sullivan as he can't use/monetise that. What matters to him is the money people keep giving him from this point on.
None of that money will come from me.
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XKhammer wrote: ↑18 Sep 2025, 17:58Mike Oxsaw" wrote: ↑18 Sep 2025, 17:16 Whatever people's views on the statement, the protests should go ahead regardless - including boycotting the Brentford game (or at the very least, turning up and taking your seat late).
Nothing you've done in the past matters here, only the financial support Sullivan receives from this day on has any relevance.Don't you boycott every game???
Nah i'll be at Brentford game supporting the team not Sullivan
It's people like you our owners love.
Stupid fucking cunts
Stupid fucking cunts
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A thousand words too long…
admit the stadium choice of Olympic location …
Never was and never will be a Football Stadium…never fit for purpose…
Cant see the ball properly from too many seats…
Amateur management of the football side by egotistic ownership …
…part time interfering hands on by Sullivan…
Poor selection of managers and executive …
no vision…Strategy or professional management structure…
run by an amateur majority ownership chairman on a part time basis,,,
Barrow Boy Management…
admit the stadium choice of Olympic location …
Never was and never will be a Football Stadium…never fit for purpose…
Cant see the ball properly from too many seats…
Amateur management of the football side by egotistic ownership …
…part time interfering hands on by Sullivan…
Poor selection of managers and executive …
no vision…Strategy or professional management structure…
run by an amateur majority ownership chairman on a part time basis,,,
Barrow Boy Management…
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Mike Oxsaw" wrote: ↑18 Sep 2025, 17:16 Whatever people's views on the statement, the protests should go ahead regardless - including boycotting the Brentford game (or at the very least, turning up and taking your seat late).
Nothing you've done in the past matters here, only the financial support Sullivan receives from this day on has any relevance.
Don't you boycott every game???
Nah i'll be at Brentford game supporting the team not Sullivan
Nah i'll be at Brentford game supporting the team not Sullivan
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From what I read they are pissing themselves. This should only gather more momentum to the protests
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Whatever people's views on the statement, the protests should go ahead regardless - including boycotting the Brentford game (or at the very least, turning up and taking your seat late).
Nothing you've done in the past matters here, only the financial support Sullivan receives from this day on has any relevance.
Nothing you've done in the past matters here, only the financial support Sullivan receives from this day on has any relevance.
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Most, if not all, businesses have a strategy or long term plan. FAB or Hsmmers Utd, anyone in the medus should ask Brady for it. She can redact any densitive financials if needs be but we need to see if she has anything by way of a 5 year or more plan. As the CEO its her responsibility to ensure there is a “roadmap” ( corporate speak I know) that shows where we ate, the issues / challenges, where we want to get to and how we plan to do it. It should have supporting detail, covering financials, footballing aims, organisation structure, recruitment etc.. If we dont hae anything or its still that 10 year old 10 point plan, that fits on a beer mat, its no wonder we are in disarray. “FIRE, Ready, Aim!!” the Sullivan / Brady formula for success.
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Jean-Luc Paul Goddard" wrote: ↑18 Sep 2025, 14:13 No, what's weird and pointless is directing any and all protests at two people who've shown time and time again that they couldn't give a toss about the club's fan base, and expecting that to change anything.
Kretinsky and Gold do not have executive control but THEY are the ONLY ones who can change who actually does have executive control. Unless you're the sort of idiot who thinks that Sullivan and Brady will fall on their swords and walk quietly away if you piss and moan enough.
If Kretinsky ain't pleased then maybe it's time for him to show some minerals and do something about it. How the fuck do you think Sullivan is going "to hoist himself by his own petard" in any way that he hasn't done already?
It may be pointless, but it's certainly not weird. They are the root cause of all this and anything and everything should be done to highlight this as much as possible and put as much pressure and shame on them as possible. That's the only thing that's even been shown to elicit a response at all thus far. And they clearly do worry about it seen as Sullivan paid off the protesters last time (allegedly) and this club statement is clearly a piss poor attempt to make it all go away before there are protests this time.
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Pav BML" wrote: ↑18 Sep 2025, 15:51 I disagree that they don't care or just ignore bad press. They hate it! They don't like that their usual mouthpieces are also calling them out. They were desperate to stop the last march and unfortunately it all ran out of steam in the end. They are squirming now, hence the statement and trying to meet fan groups remotely. We just have to keep the pressure on, boycott Brentford and join the protests Saturday.
Fixed it for you. 
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I disagree that they don't care or just ignore bad press. They hate it! They don't like that their usual mouthpieces are also calling them out. They were desperate to stop the last march and unfortunately it all ran out of steam in the end. They are squirming now, hence the statement and trying to meet fan groups. We just have to keep the pressure on, boycott Brentford and join the protests Saturday.
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From what I can see, they only posted it on the West Ham website, but left it off social media.
I wonder why?
I wonder why?
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No, what's weird and pointless is directing any and all protests at two people who've shown time and time again that they couldn't give a toss about the club's fan base, and expecting that to change anything.
Kretinsky and Gold do not have executive control but THEY are the ONLY ones who can change who actually does have executive control. Unless you're the sort of idiot who thinks that Sullivan and Brady will fall on their swords and walk quietly away if you piss and moan enough.
If Kretinsky ain't pleased then maybe it's time for him to show some minerals and do something about it. How the fuck do you think Sullivan is going "to hoist himself by his own petard" in any way that he hasn't done already?
Kretinsky and Gold do not have executive control but THEY are the ONLY ones who can change who actually does have executive control. Unless you're the sort of idiot who thinks that Sullivan and Brady will fall on their swords and walk quietly away if you piss and moan enough.
If Kretinsky ain't pleased then maybe it's time for him to show some minerals and do something about it. How the fuck do you think Sullivan is going "to hoist himself by his own petard" in any way that he hasn't done already?
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Blame the ones who don't have executive control over the ones who do? Seems a bit of a weird and pointless tactic. Sullivan and Brady would LOVE people to start getting on Kretinsky and Gold's backs so on that basis surely not.
If anything POSITIVE messaging toward the other shareholders seems the sensible way to go. I just think Kretinsky is having to wait for Sullivan to hoist himself by his own petard because he's going to be no more pleased with any of this than we are. I'm convinced the Gold family are beholden in some way to fall in line with Sullivan even post the passing of DG while they are shareholders, otherwise it would have been so easy for them to outvote Sullivan.
Notable that no-one wants to buy the Gold's shares.
If anything POSITIVE messaging toward the other shareholders seems the sensible way to go. I just think Kretinsky is having to wait for Sullivan to hoist himself by his own petard because he's going to be no more pleased with any of this than we are. I'm convinced the Gold family are beholden in some way to fall in line with Sullivan even post the passing of DG while they are shareholders, otherwise it would have been so easy for them to outvote Sullivan.
Notable that no-one wants to buy the Gold's shares.
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I agree. Been saying for a while now that the best way to initiate change now that Sullivan is no longer a majority shareholder is to push the other shareholders to enforce changes at the top. Might not be able to do anything about share ownership but can about who actually runs the club.
I was quite pleased to see Kretinsky's name on at least one banner last week. Vanessa Gold should be targeted too as she and Kretinsky together can force Sullivan and Brady out of their roles. She wants to sell her shares so it's in her interest to have the club be in a better position as a sale prospect than it currently is.
I was quite pleased to see Kretinsky's name on at least one banner last week. Vanessa Gold should be targeted too as she and Kretinsky together can force Sullivan and Brady out of their roles. She wants to sell her shares so it's in her interest to have the club be in a better position as a sale prospect than it currently is.
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I do a bit of work with AI. If you're going to use a LLM to form a written response, you need to add System Prompts to the initial prompt, otherwise it's very obviously a generated response with no creative input from the user. This is a good example of using AI incorrectly.
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No. Attacking him when he doesn't have ultimate control is unfair and takes the focus away from the real culprits. Pissing him off would just risk him walking away leaving BS regime to terrorise us without any possible solution of meaningful change.
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The statement seems to be a response. I think personally only success on the pitch will make a minute bit of difference in the short term.
Re the stadium. I was one of the first on here saying I thought they'd go for it. It's a perfect location just not a perfect stadium. I see a future where there is a redeveloped stadium on the same spot owned by the buisiness.
I happen to enjoy where I am as it's buzzy but I dont enjoy watching us lose.
Re the stadium. I was one of the first on here saying I thought they'd go for it. It's a perfect location just not a perfect stadium. I see a future where there is a redeveloped stadium on the same spot owned by the buisiness.
I happen to enjoy where I am as it's buzzy but I dont enjoy watching us lose.
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Pav BML" wrote: ↑18 Sep 2025, 12:35 Just spin and very half-hearted promises (if you can call it that) with very little concrete plans. One easy win for the stadium would be knocking that stupid wall down. Don't really understand what they mean by fan zones? Is that a dedicated singing section or something in the concourse/outside the ground? The time for getting something of a dedicated section would've been end of last season.
One of the main issues has been managerial recruitments, I see they've not mentioned those. Poor choice after poor cheap choice and giving each one far too long (have 3 games where you need to win one game, rinse and repeat). It's all short term survival and nothing more
When we made the most successful migration ever, I would have thought it wasn’t that hard for a business genius to allocate in an empty stadium a section for “the mouths”, a section for the families, a section where a blind eye is turned at standing, a section for meeting your mates and having a beer at reasonable prices, a section for corporate etc. etc. etc.
The cunts (all of them) gave no fucks about any other single thing than getting there, fuck everything else.
The cunts (all of them) gave no fucks about any other single thing than getting there, fuck everything else.
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The more I think about it Kretinsky should be targeted more, he may not like bad press. Anything aimed at BS is like water off a ducks back they've spent most of their respective careers rolling around in the mud
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BRANDED wrote: ↑18 Sep 2025, 12:55 Not sure what people expected them to say.
"Tomorrow we will start building a new stadium in Essex designed for football.The stadium will be all seater. We will be sacking Graham Potter and get another hopeless, average out of work yes man in. The youth will be immediately installed into the first team. Beers will be 30p a pint of mild. "
Well, if the purpose of the statement was to head off the planned protests they should have acknowledged their past failings and committed to doing something about it. Instead they have just made a very poor attempt to justify their actions. If anything it has made matters worse
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From Brady I'd like to here "I resign". I mean, it's not too much to ask for considering how much she's failed.