[Football] How were the Wet Sham fans?

[oneillco]

I couldn't go, but I'm interested to know what they were like, particularly after the game when we'd stuffed 'em. Any hassle?

 

[Taybha]

Dunno they were all in bed blowing bubbles by the time it finished


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[Hampster Gull]

Those bubble machines they had were the saddest thing I've seen for a while

 

[larus]

Dunno they were all in bed blowing bubbles by the time it finished


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Micheal Jackson won’t be impressed.

 

[Goldstone1976]

By the final whistle I couldn't really say if there were more of them or more of us in the ground.

 

[Guy Fawkes]

We're there any who were still in the area with 10 minutes left to play?

I have never seen a stadium empty like that before

 

[Weststander]

Radio 5 spoke, several times, about a fight between West Ham fans half way through the second half. Leaving a few with bloody faces.

Not for the first time since their unhappy move to an athletics stadium.

Great debating skills amongst them.

 

[Guy Fawkes]

Reminded me of Withdean, an athletics stadium, stands a long way from the pitch and about 6k to 8k fans in the ground (well after our 3rd goal)

 

[W.C.]

What’s it like watching a football match there, for those who went obviously?


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[Wrong-Direction]

Stewards were Great, let the banter flow all game without getting involved ! ****ing awesome game

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[Uh_huh_him]

Was given a free ticket by a West Ham Season ticket holder.
I bought the beers.

The fans around by me were a decent enough bunch.
I managed to sit on my hands as much as possible, but a couple of fans nearby cottoned on.
They were perfectly amenable though.

I actually quite liked the ground tbh.

 

[dazzer6666]

Looked like something kicked off around the directors box area (middle tier behind the dugouts after Murray’s pen). Other than that, not much noise, and by 80 mins I reckon at least 50% had gone. On the plus side, meant we got straight on the train when we got back Stratford [emoji23][emoji23]

Our support was brilliant. What a night.

 

[Deadly Danson]

What’s it like watching a football match there, for those who went obviously?


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Result aside it's a dreadful place to watch football. Sound doesn't carry at all, strange atmosphere. Didn't feel like a football stadium at all. But I don't care cos that was one of the greatest evenings of my Albion supporting life.

 

[Originunknown]

Stewards were Great, let the banter flow all game without getting involved ! ****ing awesome game

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Good to hear

 

[jonny.rainbow]

The ones around me thought we were poor and that was the best they'd played all season. They want Billic out and hate Arnautovic. Should be doing better but I think they're for the drop.

 

[jonny.rainbow]

They also thought the ref was giving too much to the away team.

 

[Jackthelad]

West Ham fans have changed a lot they have molded into Arsenal fans these days pretty harmless quiet bunch back to Essex they go.

 

[eastlondonseagull]

They made a bit of noise when the bubble machine was switched on, but that was it. We were immense tonight. Just brilliant [emoji170]

 

[jonny.rainbow]

I was in with the West Ham and thought the Albion were quiet until the third goal.

 

[eastlondonseagull]

I was in with the West Ham and thought the Albion were quiet until the third goal.

Sorry, by immense, I meant on the pitch. We were ok, support wise, but that stadium is not meant for football. Upper and lower tiers miles apart, the roof too high. But when singing together (ie. when the bubbles are on) 50,000 can make a noise.