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West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
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Sir Alf" wrote: ↑26 Oct 2025, 12:59 I see the club now admitting a mistake not signing a striker? Sullivan will position Potter to take the blame for that as narcissists are never at fault.
All hope now with Nuno and Mendes to bring in instant fixes in Jan the worst time to recruit and Sullivan is clueless enough to think its just one position. Its the result of years of mismanagement of the club by Sullivan, Brady and Gold. Recruitment has been the biggest, most costly symptom in so many ways but there are a host of others.
I just think we will be too far adrift to recover even if Mendes brings in half the Portugal national team like he did at Wolves. I think we will have less than 10 points at xmas
Brady and Sullivan probably think they've done a standup job and its those damn managers and players that are conspiring to get us relegated. And those idiot ungrateful fans, what is it they fucking want exactly?
Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
Massive Attack" wrote: ↑26 Oct 2025, 13:13 At this rate it might need another miracle double act partnership up top to help drag us out of danger. Can't leave it all to Bowen.
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We'll be too far adrift by January. If anything we'll be letting players deperate for the door escape.
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Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
Sir Alf" wrote: ↑26 Oct 2025, 12:59 I see the club now admitting a mistake not signing a striker? Sullivan will position Potter to take the blame for that as narcissists are never at fault.
All hope now with Nuno and Mendes to bring in instant fixes in Jan the worst time to recruit and Sullivan is clueless enough to think its just one position. Its the result of years of mismanagement of the club by Sullivan, Brady and Gold. Recruitment has been the biggest, most costly symptom in so many ways but there are a host of others.
I just think we will be too far adrift to recover even if Mendes brings in half the Portugal national team like he did at Wolves. I think we will have less than 10 points at xmas
Have they said that? After the fact as usual. That wonderful hindsight combined with laying all the blame on anyone not named David Sullivan for the clubs problems. No doubt it’ll be framed as potters fault and with his NDA he won’t be able to tell his (and likely the actual) truth.
Be interesting to see if things carry on going tits this season if the recently anointed transfer guru Max Hahn will cop it retrospectively and get the sack. Wonder if Sullivan will keep claiming Summerville and AWB or start passing them off as someone else’s choices. He’ll never be able to wiggle out of Callum Wilson (Ooer)
Be interesting to see if things carry on going tits this season if the recently anointed transfer guru Max Hahn will cop it retrospectively and get the sack. Wonder if Sullivan will keep claiming Summerville and AWB or start passing them off as someone else’s choices. He’ll never be able to wiggle out of Callum Wilson (Ooer)
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Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
At this rate it might need another miracle double act partnership up top to help drag us out of danger. Can't leave it all to Bowen.


Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
I see the club now admitting a mistake not signing a striker? Sullivan will position Potter to take the blame for that as narcissists are never at fault.
All hope now with Nuno and Mendes to bring in instant fixes in Jan the worst time to recruit and Sullivan is clueless enough to think its just one position. Its the result of years of mismanagement of the club by Sullivan, Brady and Gold. Recruitment has been the biggest, most costly symptom in so many ways but there are a host of others.
I just think we will be too far adrift to recover even if Mendes brings in half the Portugal national team like he did at Wolves. I think we will have less than 10 points at xmas
All hope now with Nuno and Mendes to bring in instant fixes in Jan the worst time to recruit and Sullivan is clueless enough to think its just one position. Its the result of years of mismanagement of the club by Sullivan, Brady and Gold. Recruitment has been the biggest, most costly symptom in so many ways but there are a host of others.
I just think we will be too far adrift to recover even if Mendes brings in half the Portugal national team like he did at Wolves. I think we will have less than 10 points at xmas
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Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
Far Cough UKunt" wrote: ↑26 Oct 2025, 12:47Massive Attack" wrote: ↑26 Oct 2025, 12:35
He's overexaggerating to try and prove his point but I call bollocks on it. He's going by north London prices and the mega build Spurs built with all the mod-cons.
No way would it cost what he says to build a new Football Stadium from scratch somewhere in east London. We know this already with the same poxy toxic Stadium we currently reside in and that's after an expensive renovation.
https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2015/ ... s-west-ham
Yeah but Jordan is an expert on everything...... the cսnt.
He is a huge cսnt isn't he. I can't even listen to him.
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Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
Massive Attack" wrote: ↑26 Oct 2025, 12:35twoleftfeet wrote: ↑26 Oct 2025, 08:53Eerie Decent" wrote: ↑26 Oct 2025, 08:44 The problem with going down is the stadium. Championship football, with crowds of 30-40k in that soulless bowl, with about 20k being actual West Ham fans scattered about all over the shop, will be horrendous. So many of the old school have fucked it off, they won't come back for Preston at home.
To be honest, if you offered me now the chance to go to a 30,000 football stadium, with a guaranteed 5 years in the Championship as a trade off, I'd bite your hand off. The Prem has become MORIBUND, to quote Lenny.Didn’t Simon Jordan say a new stadium would cost £3bn
He's overexaggerating to try and prove his point but I call bollocks on it. He's going by north London prices and the mega build Spurs built with all the mod-cons.
No way would it cost what he says to build a new Football Stadium from scratch somewhere in east London. We know this already with the same poxy toxic Stadium we currently reside in and that's after an expensive renovation.
https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2015/ ... s-west-ham
Yeah but Jordan is an expert on everything...... the cսnt.
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Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
twoleftfeet wrote: ↑26 Oct 2025, 08:53Eerie Decent" wrote: ↑26 Oct 2025, 08:44 The problem with going down is the stadium. Championship football, with crowds of 30-40k in that soulless bowl, with about 20k being actual West Ham fans scattered about all over the shop, will be horrendous. So many of the old school have fucked it off, they won't come back for Preston at home.
To be honest, if you offered me now the chance to go to a 30,000 football stadium, with a guaranteed 5 years in the Championship as a trade off, I'd bite your hand off. The Prem has become MORIBUND, to quote Lenny.Didn’t Simon Jordan say a new stadium would cost £3bn
He's overexaggerating to try and prove his point but I call bollocks on it. He's going by north London prices and the mega build Spurs built with all the mod-cons.
No way would it cost what he says to build a new Football Stadium from scratch somewhere in east London. We know this already with the same poxy toxic Stadium we currently reside in and that's after an expensive renovation.
https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2015/ ... s-west-ham
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Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
This is so fucking depressing to think about. 
Thanks a lot GSB.
Thanks a lot GSB.
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Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
twoleftfeet wrote: ↑26 Oct 2025, 08:53Eerie Decent" wrote: ↑26 Oct 2025, 08:44 The problem with going down is the stadium. Championship football, with crowds of 30-40k in that soulless bowl, with about 20k being actual West Ham fans scattered about all over the shop, will be horrendous. So many of the old school have fucked it off, they won't come back for Preston at home.
To be honest, if you offered me now the chance to go to a 30,000 football stadium, with a guaranteed 5 years in the Championship as a trade off, I'd bite your hand off. The Prem has become MORIBUND, to quote Lenny.Didn’t Simon Jordan say a new stadium would cost £3bn
More than half the clubs in the second tier of German football have better stadiums than us, and it definitely didn't cost them 3bn.
Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
A large chunk of this squad is already built for the championship.
Goalkeeper: Hermansen
Defence: Walker-Peters, Mavropanos, Kilman, Casey, Scarles
Midfield: Irving, Potts, Ward-Prowse, Magassa, Fernandes, (Orford/Kante/Fearon)
Forwards: Summerville, Guilherme, Earthy, Marshall, Wilson, Cornet
We might be able to hold Diouf.
Outs Bowen, Paqueta, Rodriguez, Alvarez, Todibo, Fulkrug, Areola, Wan-Bissaka, Igor
Goalkeeper: Hermansen
Defence: Walker-Peters, Mavropanos, Kilman, Casey, Scarles
Midfield: Irving, Potts, Ward-Prowse, Magassa, Fernandes, (Orford/Kante/Fearon)
Forwards: Summerville, Guilherme, Earthy, Marshall, Wilson, Cornet
We might be able to hold Diouf.
Outs Bowen, Paqueta, Rodriguez, Alvarez, Todibo, Fulkrug, Areola, Wan-Bissaka, Igor
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Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
At the Boleyn when we were last relegated to the Championship we averaged 30,923 back in 2011.
Now in the Shithole should we go down you can strip out most of the Tourists, most of the Corporates (people fail to mention that key aspect) and most of the loyal support who will without a doubt have had enough of the BS regime.
I honestly cannot see regular attendances being higher than half that of 15,000 for many reasons like boycotting, hating the idea of watching Football in a ghostly bowl. The only possible way you get more than that is if they make a big announcement saying they are finally leaving.
Now in the Shithole should we go down you can strip out most of the Tourists, most of the Corporates (people fail to mention that key aspect) and most of the loyal support who will without a doubt have had enough of the BS regime.
I honestly cannot see regular attendances being higher than half that of 15,000 for many reasons like boycotting, hating the idea of watching Football in a ghostly bowl. The only possible way you get more than that is if they make a big announcement saying they are finally leaving.
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Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
If/when we go down they will just consider closing off the upper tiers (worst seats) as a norm and fill the bottom first
There will be no need for anyone to have a season ticket unless they insist on having a particular seat/view.
Many of the Stop/Go twats will lose their jobs.
The only player who'll go who anyone will really miss is Bowen.
46 games instead of 38 will be more enjoyable. No listening to 'the Sky 6' or whatever they are now.
Many fewer day trippers, tourists and other club's interlopers - sort the wheat from the chaff.
There will be no need for anyone to have a season ticket unless they insist on having a particular seat/view.
Many of the Stop/Go twats will lose their jobs.
The only player who'll go who anyone will really miss is Bowen.
46 games instead of 38 will be more enjoyable. No listening to 'the Sky 6' or whatever they are now.
Many fewer day trippers, tourists and other club's interlopers - sort the wheat from the chaff.
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Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
Jean-Luc Paul Goddard" wrote: ↑26 Oct 2025, 10:34I reckon we'd get 40k easy. Imagine the novelty of going to watch us and not seeing us lose every week?
In that Stadium in the Championship with Brady and Sullivan still here, I just cannot see it.
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Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
Yeah, but attendances at all clubs have changed a lot since that time. That season we only averaged 16k. Last time we were in that league we averaged almost double that amount, even with Fat Sam in charge.
Last season in the Championship 19 teams had more than 16k. I reckon we'd get 40k easy. Imagine the novelty of going to watch us and not seeing us lose every week?
Last season in the Championship 19 teams had more than 16k. I reckon we'd get 40k easy. Imagine the novelty of going to watch us and not seeing us lose every week?
Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
We must be due another leaked ‘takeover bid’ to keep everyone quiet for a bit.
if we go down I’d offer orient £2.5m a year to ground share instead of paying rent on the bowl. The government could avoid losing money and we get to sell out every week.
if we go down I’d offer orient £2.5m a year to ground share instead of paying rent on the bowl. The government could avoid losing money and we get to sell out every week.
Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
Even though it was my favourite season (i was too young yo remember 85/86) In the 92/93 season we regularly had crowds of less than 14k. Some as little as 10k.
Imagine that in the LS
Imagine that in the LS
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Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
Massive Attack" wrote: ↑26 Oct 2025, 08:43Mad Dog" wrote: ↑26 Oct 2025, 08:21 Only1billybonds
If /when we go down we could be proper fucked. Our finances will be completely shot and we might not be coming back. We'll start off with 40k at rhe ground which will be awful. It will tail off until we're getting 25 or even 20k
Teams in the first season especially will love playing us.
I fear we go down, stay down and possibly go down again.
with no actual assets, this could mean the end of the club. Coventry went down decades ago and almost ceased to exist due to in no small part the similar situation not owning their ground
I honestly think it would be less than 20,000 possibly closer to 10,000. Who the fuck wants to put up with all the shit currently at West Ham inside that hell hole? People would be well justified for turning their backs on that scenario.
Ironically the first to fuck off will be all the Tourists mostly interested in the Prem/opposition but the loyal diehard support has already left in it's droves with some remaining. We drop however, I can't imagine many snapping up season tickets or caring all that much to go under the circumstances of what's they've done to the Club. The thought of it is horrendous.
The 35k ST holders that have already left did so because they didn’t enjoy the whole West Ham London experience, they are not just going to sit indoors moping about West Ham London and the way it’s run, they will find something else they enjoy doing whether it’s lower league, spending more time with family, whatever.
It’s stupid to assume that the people who have been driven out will just return, they’ve found nicer things to do. The way the 35k have been treated as expendable so long as there’s arses (any) on seats is shameful.
It’s stupid to assume that the people who have been driven out will just return, they’ve found nicer things to do. The way the 35k have been treated as expendable so long as there’s arses (any) on seats is shameful.
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Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
Eerie Decent" wrote: ↑26 Oct 2025, 08:44 The problem with going down is the stadium. Championship football, with crowds of 30-40k in that soulless bowl, with about 20k being actual West Ham fans scattered about all over the shop, will be horrendous. So many of the old school have fucked it off, they won't come back for Preston at home.
To be honest, if you offered me now the chance to go to a 30,000 football stadium, with a guaranteed 5 years in the Championship as a trade off, I'd bite your hand off. The Prem has become MORIBUND, to quote Lenny.
Didn’t Simon Jordan say a new stadium would cost £3bn 

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Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
From playing Fiorentina in a European final to playing Preston Bell End away on a wet Tuesday night. What a fucking massive fall from grace.
CUNTS!
CUNTS!
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Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
goose wrote: ↑26 Oct 2025, 08:33 Financially I don’t think it’s as bad as people are making out. Parachute payments will help, and the operating costs of the club are pretty low.
The wage bill isn’t huge vs other PL teams but will need to be trimmed.
Bowen would obviously be sold, Paqueta would fuck off, we’d probably shift the likes of Fullkrug & Todibo on loan.
one or two seasons wouldn’t be terminal but given how poor our recruitment of staff & players is I wouldn’t have any faith in getting promoted.
Yep, financially it won't be much of a problem for them. The Clubs finances are very healthy and could take the hit. The Fans however in the stands is where they'll be hit the hardest the longer we could remain there.
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The problem with going down is the stadium. Championship football, with crowds of 30-40k in that soulless bowl, with about 20k being actual West Ham fans scattered about all over the shop, will be horrendous. So many of the old school have fucked it off, they won't come back for Preston at home.
To be honest, if you offered me now the chance to go to a 30,000 football stadium, with a guaranteed 5 years in the Championship as a trade off, I'd bite your hand off. The Prem has become MORIBUND, to quote Lenny.
To be honest, if you offered me now the chance to go to a 30,000 football stadium, with a guaranteed 5 years in the Championship as a trade off, I'd bite your hand off. The Prem has become MORIBUND, to quote Lenny.
