Comments off for a man they defended for years, a man @JimWhite defended for years on air telling us fans how lucky we are… fuck off

Henry Nowak died the same way a civilization dies: abandoned, handcuffed by authorities who neither trusted nor cared for him, and accused of hate crimes he did not commit. His murder is as tragic as it is enraging. He should still be alive today, and he would be if the last few generations of European elites had stood their ground against the politics of self-hatred and the mass invasion of migrants, many of whom despise the West and the people who love it. Henry was far from the first to so needlessly lose his life, and I fear he won’t be the last. Each time a life like his is lost, the proper response—the only response—is righteous anger. One of the most important things the Trump administration has proven to the world is that stopping the flow of mass migration and defending national sovereignty is a matter of political will and leadership. Anything else is an excuse. It is because we love the West that we want to preserve it. We love our civilization. We love our country. We love our children. And nobody—nobody—should ever die the way that Henry Nowak died. May God comfort those who loved him, and may God rest his soul.

West Ham’s relegation has been a long time coming. This is how it happened. theguardian.com/football/202…

“World-class team in a world-class stadium?” Second-tier team in a track-and-field stadium. West Ham United relegated to the Championship at the London Stadium. Fans have every right to be angry. They turned up. But where was the real leadership in the club? Or on the pitch in recent times (Bowen apart)? No urgency in the first half against Leeds. Taty and Bowen gave brief hope. But they couldn’t rise to the equation. Spurs survive. Many reasons for West Ham’s demise: some iffy recruitment, some below-par coach appointments (Lopetegui, Potter), defensive issues, lack of direction from board, tensions between fans and Sullivan, as well as an unsuitable stadium (fans far from pitch, rental so difficult to generate money). Record losses. And revenue will be hammered by the drop. Who gets sold? Fernandes and Summerville will be top of many clubs’ shopping list. And the loyal Bowen? Does Nuno stay? Will the fanbase want him to? Does Kretinsky make a move to take over? Would Sullivan sell anyway? So many questions. Who can provide the answers? Who will stand up to be counted? West Ham need a reset, a rethink, improved recruitment and better leadership - on and off the pitch. Their fans deserve better. #WHULEE #WHU

Exactly this is the statement was made and we was at Upton Park everyone would have said ok we’re be back, but not now world class stadium with a world class team.

The fucking cunt spent years backing them and saying nothing… what a cunt

Nothing more than David Sullivan deserves. Where is Karren Brady’s world class team? Where’s the world class stadium? Utter incompetence has led West Ham to this point

You look back and had idiots like this doing this every week rather than spending there time trying to get Sullivan out, no matter how you look at it with relegation coming tonight, these supporters must accept hounding out Moyes rather focusing on Sullivan was wrong.

The phase ‘be carful what you wish for’ has never rung more true tonight, everyone should of been united of getting Sullivan out 2 years ago rather than focusing on getting rid Moyes our most successful manager in our recent history, those fans have to accept they made a mistake.

Where’s all the we are staying up happy clappers gone

Both of these shown by sky sports, Clearly first one shows his on side so 10 seconds later it’s now offside? Wtf

Anyone who thinks we’re still staying up is brain dead

Wow looks like it’s gonna be straight fight between us and spurs for the 3rd spot wha a result for Leeds this

An impressive result for @reformparty_uk today. We more than doubled our vote and beat Labour in their own backyard. Huge credit to @GoodwinMJ and the thousands of volunteers. The wider campaign, however, should be a wake up call. South Asian men instructing women how to vote at polling stations in modern Britain. The winning party campaigning under a foreign flag and in foreign languages to exploit a foreign conflict. Depresssingly I can only see this appalling level of sectarianism spreading because most of our political class are in denial. Britain is broken. But it can be set on a better course. That’s why everyone who shares these concerns needs to get behind Reform and ensure the fight back can begin.

#mysteryhammer Julian Faubert @WestHam

The reality of the situation is as bleak as it can be, tonight’s result coupled with forest having to play Wolves, Burley, Fulham, Bournemouth all at home, just don’t see how there not gonna win at least 3 of them

Wouldn’t be shocked if West Ham have already agreed the sale but Sullivan needed to make it look like the players fault so the fan base wanted him out and had ‘no choice to sell’ been here with Sullivan before

Why we’re wasted 50M on these 2 strikers when we’re gonna be relegated is such bad business, god knows how ever gonna get back up.

Nuno is a fighter. He’s never hidden. But this looks a fight too far. Seven points is more than a gap. It must feel like a gulf. Nuno is a manager who cares and is clearly hurting but he looks bereft of ideas and hope. And who motivates the motivator?  Even if Nuno goes, so many problems remain. Poor recruitment. Agents’ influence. Too few top-level players. Too few players with strength of character. Started well but belief is brittle. Forest’s players fought harder for longer.  Some good things - academy brings hope for the future, Foundation brings hope in the community. But the club is a mess. It’s a badly run club and good people are leaving. Gaps in staff, gaps in the stands. The club should be West Ham United, not Divided. The distance between fans and the board is even bigger than the distance between fans and the pitch. They are stuck with the stadium, an athletics stadium. Fans were sold a dream which has turned into a nightmare. It’s soulless - the antithesis of Upton Park. At the very least the board could invest more in making the London Stadium more of a football ground. Also more investment in training ground required.  Protests will continue. Board members can either sell - which most fans seem to want - or acknowledge their many mistakes and actually listen to fans and act on their legitimate concerns, ticket prices, stadium flaws etc, and try and rebuild together. As with survival in the Premier League, it looks too late for that. It’s sad. A good family club torn apart - and much of the damage self-inflicted by an insular board. #WHUFC

David Moyes' last three seasons at West Ham: 21/22: 7th in PL table, reached Europa League semi-finals (lost to the Frankfurt, who won trophy) & qualified for Europa Conference League. 22/23: 14th in PL table, won Europa Conference League (Unbeaten in whole comp) & qualified for Europa League. 23/24: 9th in PL table, reached Europa League quarter-finals, losing to invincible Leverkusen. All despite losing Declan Rice in the summer. WHY DID THEY NOT DOING EVERYTHING TO KEEP HIM???