West Ham 2016/17

[BlueHammer85]

don't need to be, feels like the tv camera is sat next to me it's so far away from the pitch. Could watch Mo Farah run around whilst the game is on.

Jealousy will get you no where my Freind. It's a great stadium. The view is fine.

 

[JoeMercer'sWay]

Jealousy will get you no where my Freind. It's a great stadium. The view is fine.

jealous of Wet Spam? hahaha. Delusions of grandeur.

 

[kippaxwarrior]

Don't like stadiums with running tracks. It looks nice but it seems your too far away from the action

 

[Ban-jani]

Jealousy will get you no where my Freind. It's a great stadium. The view is fine.

I don't think we could be jealous of anyone with our stadium and facilities.

I do however like the look of the Olympic Stadium and will probably try and go when we're down there.

I did also really like the Boleyn,despite the traffic build up and have always generally liked West Ham.

 

[crazyg]

jealous of Wet Spam? hahaha. Delusions of adequacy.

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[FanchesterCity]

They need some time to get the stadium in shape, and let's not forget, this isn't a 2 or 3 year thing, it'll be their home for decades, and who knows how long the running track will remain?
If I recall correctly, we dug deeper into the ground to add more seats after the Commonwealth Games, and perhaps West Ham might be able to do something similar.
They new the stadium wasn't perfect when they took it over, but neither was the Boleyn Ground. They'll manage to make it their home in time, like we have with our stadium.

Of course we can have a bit of a laugh and joke about the shallow slope of the lower seating and the distance from the pitch, but still, they're getting a hell of a bargain. Overall I think it moves West Ham forward.

 

[The Richard Wright Fan Club]

Signed Andre Ayew.

 

[Viridian]

They're hideously short at the back but continue to spend big bucks on forward players.

Hope it doesn't come back to bite them, I like the Hammers.

 

[Metalartin]

It's not as good as the Etihad but it's an upgrade for them in a bargain deal and better than a lot of clubs can hope for in the near future too, lets not get petty.

 

[Vienna_70]

They need some time to get the stadium in shape, and let's not forget, this isn't a 2 or 3 year thing, it'll be their home for decades, and who knows how long the running track will remain?
If I recall correctly, we dug deeper into the ground to add more seats after the Commonwealth Games, and perhaps West Ham might be able to do something similar.
They new the stadium wasn't perfect when they took it over, but neither was the Boleyn Ground. They'll manage to make it their home in time, like we have with our stadium.

Of course we can have a bit of a laugh and joke about the shallow slope of the lower seating and the distance from the pitch, but still, they're getting a hell of a bargain. Overall I think it moves West Ham forward.

We did that before we moved in. It will be much harder for the Hammers to do it now that they've set up home there, as it would take more than a summer to complete the work.