The #whufc transfer #guff for Tuesday 16 June: - Manchester United have added their name to the list of clubs enquiring about Crysencio Summerville whom we value at £50m. - Speculation about a double deal for Fernandes and Summerville at £130m. - We’re supposedly interested in Watford striker Nestroy Irankunda. - Talk about Křetínský’s plans for the London Stadium including removal of the running track and seats closer to the pitch. - More talk of our interest in Sheffield United’s Sydie Peck and Harrison Burrows. - Derby County midfielder Bobby Clark, whom we were linked with a couple of weeks ago, looks set to join Red Bull Salzburg. - Steve Nickson looks set to be announced as our new Sporting Director. - And Amanda Staveley’s name is mentioned in relation to acquiring a stake in the club.

This weeks whufc news -One YouTube channel accuses a group of WH content creators of being mouthpieces for Sullivan -His brother on another YouTube channel, that they used to run together until they fell out, follows up by attacking one of them who runs another YouTube channel - The protests from the YouTube community seemingly exceed the numbers who bothered to sign the petition against Brady and Sullivan -The third YouTube channel replies with a denial and a discussion about the impact on his mental health -Some Twitter accounts start threads to encourage others to unsubscribe from the first two YouTube channels - The Second YouTube channel issues an apology for being divisive. - The first YouTube channel also apologises for being devisive. - The first YouTube channel deletes the original video - The second YouTube channel doesn’t - A fourth YouTube channel posts a video to say it’s nothing to do with them and can’t we all just get along - A fifth YouTube channel, who used to appear on the second YouTube channel does a kind of watchalong of the first YouTube channels apology to undermine it. - A well known ITK announces that him and his partner (business not sexual) will have their say about the whole thing on this week’s podcast. In other less important news - Sullivan resigned as West Ham chairman after sexual allegations, and Kretinsky and Gold are now running the club.

The #whufc transfer and other #guff for Monday 15 June. - The transfer window is officially open. - Newcastle's head of recruitment Steve Nickson is of interest for our senior recruitment role. - The Mancs say Manchester United are in no rush to meet our asking price for Mateus Fernandes. - Someone says Spurs have made an enquiry about Mateus Fernandes. - Lots of noise about Křetínský's plans to build a new state-of-the-art training facility, the Portakabin's aren't happy! - And Křetínský has revealed that certain players have vowed to stay at the Club after a series of meetings where he outlined his plans. But it is on the condition that he and the Board make good on promises made in those meetings – which include keeping as much of the current squad together as possible.

EXCLUSIVE: Daniel Kretinsky: West Ham do not need to sell best players thetimes.com/article/1c1b9db…

Only been in America a week!

The only #whufc transfer and other #guff that matters today is the joint statement from Vanessa Gold and Daniel Křetínský. But here’s the transfer #guff anyway: - There’s lots of talk about Middlesbrough’s Dael Fry once again. - And also about Troyes’ Martin Adeline. - Taty Castellanos is linked with a move to Everton. - Roma leading the race for Crysencio Summerville according to the Italians. - Salthouse offered Wan-Bissaka to Everton but Moyes said nae. And mysteriously karrenbrady.com has gone offline 🤔

Its Over - I never really let myself believe it fully until that statement yesterday. However, spare a few moments to think of those less fortunate at what is a difficult time for some. I'm thinking of starting a JustGiving page for Sean. #BSGone #WHUFC #COYI

That’s statement from Kretinsky and Gold is fucking massive. We are so close to being finally rid now that the main board members will vote as a block. Not sure if ‘subject to other Shareholders’ pre-emption rights’ means Sullivan has first option on Gold’s shares or if it just refers to dilution. Hopefully the latter.

Today’s #whufc transfer and other #guff. - The Club have published its Retained List of players at the end of the 2025/26 season with Łukasz Fabiański and Adama Traoré being listed as free transfers when their respective contracts expire on 30 June. - We’re told that Mateus Fernandes has decided he prefers Manchester United over Real Madrid. - Free agent centre backs we have some interest in include Adam Webster, Ben Wilmot and Danilho Doekhi. - We’re also interested in Middlesbrough centre back Dael Fry. - The Germans report that Eintracht Frankfurt and Galatasaray are interested in signing Soungoutou Magassa. - And the French say Marseille would like to take Jean-Clair Todibo on loan, however, we want a permanent deal.

#DavidSullivan may have deceived High Court by not admitting #WHU Women's team restrictions Judgement Apr 2026 states: This Order shall CEASE TO HAVE EFFECT if: ...any adverse findings are made in regulatory proceedings (e.g. @FA) relating to sexual misconduct by him! #WHUFC

I need to ask an opinion on something personal. Not sure this is the right platform to do so, but here goes.... My fifteen year old daughter made a ridiculous decision yesterday to add a small amount of alcohol (vodka or gin) to her water bottle and took it to school. She sipped some of it in a class and is in the process of being expelled from school as a result. It is completely out of character, which the Deputy head confirmed himself yesterday. I can't be sure of course, but I don't think she has barely tried alcohol before. The deputy head also confirmed this is the first and only time she has done something bad, other than getting one detention or whatever they call it now, in the past. That was for 4 strikes in a week, which include things like forgetting school materials, being late, uniform related stuff. When pressed, he confirmed that on the scale of behavior within pupils at the school is at the 'very good' end of it. I genuinely don't know, so thought I would ask - does the punishment fit the crime?

For many of us, it's difficult not to feel disappointed by the Panorama programme. Not only did it feel badly put together, but it also seemed to expose very little genuinely new evidence. After the shock of David Sullivan's resignation, the expectation was that the programme would at least shine a fresh light on allegations that had circulated previously. It didn't. Thanks to @RippleStarterUK sharing numerous newspaper clippings detailing accusations made against Sullivan over the years, it appears that at least one (or more) of the allegations featured in last night's broadcast had already been reported in the tabloids. As a result, many of us were broadly aware of these type of claims. The programme itself felt poorly edited, and it leaves you wondering whether significant content may have been left out. There could be any number of reasons for that, including legal considerations, but the end result was a programme that felt incomplete. To be absolutely clear, if what allegedly happened to the women involved is true, then it is deeply disturbing. However, the evidence presented on screen leaves questions. In particular, the most serious allegation, involving an alleged sexual encounter, was brought forward by a witness who said she could not be 100% certain whether she clearly expressed that she did not want the activity to continue, or whether she said it only in a whisper. If the allegations are true, then we can only hope that the BBC and The Times have more evidence still to come, or that the programme encourages additional victims and witnesses to step forward. Reports suggest that both the football regulator and the Metropolitan Police are now examining the matter further, and hopefully those investigations will provide a positive outcome for a West Ham fanbase that overwhelmingly wants Sullivan's involvement with the club to end. While his resignation was met with widespread celebration, he still has a stake in the club. Therefore, the potential of him being involved behind the scenes remains. For many of us, nothing short of him selling his shares and fvcking off will be enough. I had hoped Panorama would provide the final nail in the coffin. I'm not sure it did. But hopefully the fallout from the programme, and whatever comes next, will.

And I thought I was joking :)

Why the FXXK would billionaire under investigation for multiple allegations of r8pe / exploitation of underage girls, teens & vulnerable women, want to open a CHAIN of CARE HOMES for LITTLE GIRLS aged 12 to 16 across UK? HOW was DS allowed to even open one #Ofsted? #APCareHomes

I expect further good news over the next 12 months both on and off the pitch. I know this is only the start. But as a fanbase let's come together no more GSBOUT, no more division about Moyes, fan accounts stop being negative, even the LS, let's be United. West Ham United.

Every female who worked for #DavidSullivan was told at interview for office staff, model, etc., that they HAD to have s@x with him or give him a 'suck or kiss' on his d*ck, to have a chance of getting a job from him. Underage & over in the 70s, 80s, 90s, 2000s! Coercion = R@PE!