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Hammers United Protests | Who's Going?
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Hammers United Protests | Who's Going?
So next Saturday is the first protest with a pre-game march.
Thought a thread to organise within the context of WHO, who's going, anyone that wanted to get slurps before and after etc might be worth doing.
I'll confirm the logistics of things and post them up as well.
COYI
Thought a thread to organise within the context of WHO, who's going, anyone that wanted to get slurps before and after etc might be worth doing.
I'll confirm the logistics of things and post them up as well.
COYI
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These princesses have been mugged off by the board in the media. This obsession with nice peaceful gentle protest is a load of old rubbish, the only time a protest works is when it's loud and vociferous and causes issues.
the laughing at all these getle peaceful protests.
the laughing at all these getle peaceful protests.
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Gary Strodders shank" wrote: ↑21 Sep 2025, 13:47El Scorchio" wrote: ↑21 Sep 2025, 13:02 Well done to everyone who was there. Did the board indeed have to drive past it all or did they weasel in another way?I don't think there was any chance of Sullivan or Brady coming through those gates unless they bunked down on one of the coaches or came in very early doors.
In general the protesters were very well behaved and good natured. but managed at the same time managed to get the point across.
The transfer busses presumably used for the elderly and disabled were able to navigate through the crowd quite easily and there was no real obstructing of the gates when vehicles came through.
The team coaches got a decent reception
Yeah I figured they’d find a way in to avoid it. Imagine they just turned up a couple of hours earlier than usual. Actually more likely they probably kicked all the disabled people off their transfer bus and took that instead. Seems like the sort of thing they’d do.
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Massive Attack" wrote: ↑21 Sep 2025, 12:20 I notice how she now regularly wears big fuck off sunnies to the game, even though it was overcast all day which was fitting of the general funeral mood surrounding the Club. A clear sign of it all getting to her trying to hide away from reality pretending she cannot see it. Oh it's happening alright, bitch. And all in high definition crystallised technicolour of shit that you helped create, your Royal Highness.
Face like a slapped arse!
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The old ozempic face is coming on a treat, she’s giving Sharon Osborn vibes.
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El Scorchio" wrote: ↑21 Sep 2025, 13:02 Well done to everyone who was there. Did the board indeed have to drive past it all or did they weasel in another way?
In general the protesters were very well behaved and good natured. but managed at the same time managed to get the point across.
The transfer busses presumably used for the elderly and disabled were able to navigate through the crowd quite easily and there was no real obstructing of the gates when vehicles came through.
The team coaches got a decent reception
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Well done to everyone who was there. Did the board indeed have to drive past it all or did they weasel in another way?
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I notice how she now regularly wears big fuck off sunnies to the game, even though it was overcast all day which was fitting of the general funeral mood surrounding the Club. A clear sign of it all getting to her trying to hide away from reality pretending she cannot see it. Oh it's happening alright, bitch. And all in high definition crystallised technicolour of shit that you helped create, your Royal Highness. 
Face like a slapped arse!

Face like a slapped arse!

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Once Brady goes she will be gorging herself at the cheeseboard at her team Arsenal and we’d never see her again
Sullivan will be looking for another club to drain dry
They should be lepers now & their attendance made miserable
The next game v Brentford has to see direct action against these parasites
Sullivan will be looking for another club to drain dry
They should be lepers now & their attendance made miserable
The next game v Brentford has to see direct action against these parasites
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If the protests actually achieve their goal of making Sullivan and Brady stand down, would they still be welcomed into the directors box come match days?
For me it’s too much of an ask, I never want to see the hideous faces of Brady, Sullivan or his embarrassment of a sort of woman again. Standing down isn’t enough, they should be treated like lepers.
For me it’s too much of an ask, I never want to see the hideous faces of Brady, Sullivan or his embarrassment of a sort of woman again. Standing down isn’t enough, they should be treated like lepers.
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On The Ball" wrote: ↑20 Sep 2025, 21:38 Might I suggest a future protest that involves us all staying out of our seats until the 15th minute - one for every year they owned us?
It's easier in that people who agree don't have to do so much - they don't have to go somewhere early, you're not asking them to miss a game entirely - just stay in the concourse for a bit. As long as it's a TV game it'll look great.
OK but if the majority of people don't get or receive this message and actually go to their seats its gonna look like a massive support for the board
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Might I suggest a future protest that involves us all staying out of our seats until the 15th minute - one for every year they owned us?
It's easier in that people who agree don't have to do so much - they don't have to go somewhere early, you're not asking them to miss a game entirely - just stay in the concourse for a bit. As long as it's a TV game it'll look great.
It's easier in that people who agree don't have to do so much - they don't have to go somewhere early, you're not asking them to miss a game entirely - just stay in the concourse for a bit. As long as it's a TV game it'll look great.
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The protest was/ is on Sky Sports News.
Sullivan will hate this exposure so well done to all.
Sullivan will hate this exposure so well done to all.
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Looked about a couple of thou from the Live stream I saw of it. Whatever it was it was a decent enough turn out for a protest cobbled together quickly only a few weeks ago. Well done 62Hammer. 
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I went along at 12.45 and guessed a couple of thousand. But I'm pretty useless at guessing crowds. As said, people were arriving as some were leaving, so it would be difficult to get an accurate figure. Probably won't do any good but what else can you do?
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When I turned up around one o clock I reckon there was around 2.5k there but some more joined on as others left.
If you fancied taking the mike and having your say you could of done.
Realistically it needs more to come along and make some noise as well as boycotting all club merchandise and the like
The only thing I buy now is my match tickets.
If you fancied taking the mike and having your say you could of done.
Realistically it needs more to come along and make some noise as well as boycotting all club merchandise and the like
The only thing I buy now is my match tickets.
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Great to see. Sadly couldn't make it down today but heartening to see many others giving them hell once again..


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The team bus got a good round of applause
Numbers 2.5k possibly and growing
Numbers 2.5k possibly and growing