That’s who we are. But sometimes loving this club means showing your anger the right way , not at each other, not just in the stands, but through a process that forces change.
That’s what this protest is about. It’s not just shouting into the wind or sulking in silence. It’s making a statement that can’t be ignored.
We’re not against supporting the team, we bleed claret and blue every week , but right now the process matters. If we keep turning up like nothing’s wrong, the board will believe nothing’s wrong. And that just isn’t true.
That’s why we’re asking fellow Hammers to boycott the Brentford match. Hard as it is, staying away sends a message. Empty seats will shout louder than any chant. They’ll know it’s not apathy, it’s anger, it’s frustration, it’s the voice of supporters who deserve better.
But this isn’t about walking away from West Ham. Far from it. This is about standing up for West Ham. So when Burnley comes around , we march. Together. Shoulder to shoulder. Singing loud, making it clear that this club is ours, not theirs to run into the ground.
The unhappy truth: we’re tired, we’re let down and been lied to
.The happy truth: we’re united, we’re Hammers, and we’ll never stop caring.
So let’s do this the right way.
- Boycott Brentford.
- March at Burnley.
- Show the process.
- show the pride.
Because we’re not just supporters in the stands, we’re the soul of this club.
Come on you Irons.