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"Were there any prosecutions? Any bans still enforced, what happened to Bubbles?"

"Those chavs who ran onto the pitch deserved everything they got when they got slapped. I remember some cսnt on here moaning about hitting our ""own."""

I mean the place was pretty toxic and the result was just salt in an open wound.

Pretty sure this wasn't planned and was more a result of a losing the game 3-0.

"wd40 - you really are the biggest spastic I have ever come across, and having read this site for a number of years that is some feat."

"For the hard of hearing, or just thick, NO COINS WERE THROWN AT GOLD AND SULLY."

"""So glad some of them got a slap on returning along side a ''behave you wanker'' shouted at them And now so call hammers fans on here are having warm memories about the day -Jesus get a life"" no warm memories for me. it was a shameful episode but then I'm not talking about the protesters or the lads that went on the pitch. I'm talking about the vermin bully element of the fan base that took liberties. the same cunts back in the early 90s who would have already have bought a bond, while the true fans were against the board. despicable boot licking traitorous cunts to a man, it's no shock you're one of them"

Any one running on to a pitch to protest against their own team are just plan wankers . So glad some of them got a slap on returning along side a ''behave you wanker'' shouted at them And now so call hammers fans on here are having warm memories about the day -Jesus get a life . Coins were thrown at old men over 70 which was very very brave. Then again you all got turned over with your good faith of donating money to the cause which no doubt gave someone a good holiday aboard that year so well done!

"We were right up high at the back of 217, next to Burnley’s fans - and they were loving going ahead and winding us up - when it started. We decided to join the growing protests and got down to the lower tiers - no stewards or anyone stopped us gathering in front of the directors seats. There were a lot of the younger fans involved, quite a few of the ones who go away. Didn’t see any coins at all - that’s a myth and paper spin. But when the pitch invasions started there were a couple of West Ham on West Ham punch ups as the invaders came back off the pitch near the tunnel and some older fans started clumping them. The younger ones came off ok as I remember. Mad times."

"mallard 5:00 Donated a bullseye to the 'fund', and remember how fucked off I felt when it was 'cancelled'. Anyone know if any coining of the board actually occured that day?"

The late cancellation of the organised protest march played a key part in this.

I remember trying to defend the protests to non west ham fans and theyd all been told what to think by the media.

"Can't believe that was 6 years ago. I went to the Burnley game in 2016, it was a travesty that West Ham won that day, Burnley hit the woodwork about 3 times and we got a lucky penalty."

"So was I. Strange day, that was."

I was there that day

"I was just thinking about this yesterday, strangely enough. Was all that stuff pre-planned or spontaneous? And SIX YEARS ago? FMOB"

He's flying high.