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Only if start well means Brighton score and lead. We started well against Bmuff.

The tight streets outside the Boleyn certainly led to an atmosphere.

There are bowls, and stadiums that just so happen to have seamless corners with interesting side stands. The lookalike relatively cheap to build stadiums for Leicester, Derby and Stains. Whereas the £90m Amex has an impressive 3 tier WS and 2 tier ES. The architects KSS are highly regarded...

I mentioned them. Ticket pricing deals at the athletics stadium, done in part to crush Orient.

You're correct imho that most West ham fans attending the new stadium do bury the hatchet when they're winning home games, and threatening the top 6. That goodwill soon disappears when the playing side goes belly up. This is not the first spell of concerted anger, it was only 18 months ago I...

Delve deeper and you’ll find many of the attendees are new fans, with supporters who watched for decades jacking it in. Plus the club have boosted numbers with ticket deals ... hoping to crush Orient at the same time. It helps being in a city of 8 million. None of which is a comfort for the...

True. Winning games always wins fans over, it’s how every fan hopes to get their short term fix. We would be no different, besides many or most of those in the athletics stadium are far more malleable new fans.

Blackpool (Oyston), Liverpool (Hicks & Gillet), Charlton (Roland) and Wrexham (the crook who tried to do an Archer), were also success stories, one way or another, of fans uniting against liars and chancers.

The BBC were churning out that propaganda all over again, a couple of months back when they won at home a few times. “Now feeling their proper home, what an atmosphere”. Absolutely no interest in digging a bit deeper into the way their true fanbase have been shafted.

Arsene Wenger was surprisingly candid earlier this month, about the Highbury to Emirates move: He told beIN Sports (h/t Goal's James Westwood): "I moved from Highbury, which was similar to Anfield, but there was a soul in the stadium. "We built a new stadium but we never found our soul—we...