City and West Ham fans
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fathellensbellend
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1987, Upton Park, anyone who was there will know
kippax_blueboy
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Being relegated at Upton Park was tough but the Hammers fans had a bit of a love in with us.
I imagine next season this could possibly blossom.
I imagine next season this could possibly blossom.
west didsblue
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Same with Sunderland after 2012.
threespires
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Brilliant 34-year-old story behind the mutual respect between West Ham and Man City
A brilliant 34-year-old story explaining the history behind the mutual respect between West Ham United and Manchester City has been doing the rounds.
Jamshopbridge
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Yep, got a lot of respect for Hammers fans. Always found them ok both home and away.
lancs blue
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Started on my first visit in the 70s when six coach windows were put through.
Mad Eyed Screamer
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The previous 2 games at Maine Road saw some of the worst trouble at the ground.
The first year West Ham had a big mob in the Main Stand doing the oakie cokie and congas.
They then congregated at the Platt Lane end of Maine Road and then charged at City and basically took liberties.
They tried it the following season only to find half of Moss Side turning up at full time and got the hiding of their lives
ThanksBrilliant 34-year-old story behind the mutual respect between West Ham and Man City
A brilliant 34-year-old story explaining the history behind the mutual respect between West Ham United and Manchester City has been doing the rounds.www.hammers.news
eastmanc
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Love West Ham me.