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Hammers 09:07 - May 22 with 3731 viewsunbelievablue

Reckon they'll be all over town, home areas in the ground, in hospitality etc.? Got form for it, bank holiday weekend, last game of the season, and haven't had a league game here for ages (and won't again for at least a season). Might be quite annoying.

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Hammers on 16:13 - May 22 with 660 viewsDeano69

Hammers on 14:55 - May 22 by TractorWood

In hospitality?


yes, one of the new areas

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Hammers on 16:28 - May 22 with 629 viewsTractorWood

Hammers on 16:13 - May 22 by Deano69

yes, one of the new areas


Vol-au-vents and cheap plonk everywhere.

The humanity.

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Hammers on 16:29 - May 22 with 623 viewsblueasfook

Hammers on 15:08 - May 22 by blueoutlook

Over the very long years of watching Town, West Ham have always had fans seated in all areas of Portman Road. They are easily the worst club for it. But it seeems to happen everytime we play them down here . Trouble is,most of them live round here. I’ve worked with loads of them over the years. Way more common than any other teams round these parts.


Colchester and North Essex is full of 'em. Just a short hop up the A12 for them.

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Hammers on 17:22 - May 22 with 550 viewsLord_Lucan

Hammers on 16:08 - May 22 by Joey_Joe_Joe_Junior

Do fans away fans go for a drink in town these days?

Chelsea chaps had packed out the Lord Nelson just before NYE when I had walked down for a beer from the Salthouse but most away fans don't seem to bother going past the station hotel do they, which incidentally all clubs seems to rave about! I find that quite funny.

I am sure the Essex WHU contingent will be having a beer on Sunday but can't imagine it will be a nightmare in this day and age!


Brentford were all in Isaacs but I think they might have all travelled in yacht's.

I think The Station puts on a bit of a show with an outside bar and music and stuff.

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Hammers on 18:42 - May 22 with 463 viewsRichOBlue

More likely to be at Wembley watching orient

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Hammers on 20:14 - May 22 with 390 viewsbritbiker

Hammers on 11:39 - May 22 by bluefunk

None of them live in the East London, they’ll all be getting the train from Chelmsford


Just great if you live in Chelmsford like me.

Also I work in hornchurch so right in hammers zone. Hope mt boxing lessons aren't needed.
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Hammers on 20:31 - May 22 with 366 viewsbluefunk

Hammers on 20:14 - May 22 by britbiker

Just great if you live in Chelmsford like me.

Also I work in hornchurch so right in hammers zone. Hope mt boxing lessons aren't needed.


I’m not looking forward to the trip, I’m in Chelmsford too
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Hammers on 20:41 - May 22 with 336 viewsLord_Lucan

Hammers on 20:31 - May 22 by bluefunk

I’m not looking forward to the trip, I’m in Chelmsford too


Hey Funky.

My mums side are all Chelmsford.

I spent my very very early infant years in Chelmsford and went there for most of my school holidays until about 15 until I realised my cousin Stuart was an odd bod.

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Hammers on 21:02 - May 22 with 296 viewsbluefunk

Hammers on 20:41 - May 22 by Lord_Lucan

Hey Funky.

My mums side are all Chelmsford.

I spent my very very early infant years in Chelmsford and went there for most of my school holidays until about 15 until I realised my cousin Stuart was an odd bod.

Forest Drive rules!
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You’ll be glad your not surrounded by Spammers, Gooners and Spurs fans, from being everyone’s favourite second team, suddenly we’re an easy target, I’m looking forward to the second tier, I’ve run out of ammunition.
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Hammers on 21:23 - May 22 with 250 viewsLord_Lucan

Hammers on 21:02 - May 22 by bluefunk

You’ll be glad your not surrounded by Spammers, Gooners and Spurs fans, from being everyone’s favourite second team, suddenly we’re an easy target, I’m looking forward to the second tier, I’ve run out of ammunition.


I have to confess...........

All our Chelmsford lot are West Ham.

My grandad was West Ham and my dad was Fulham so as a kid it was a toss up between either of them or QPR as QPR were my closest "Big" team.

......But grandad took me to the games so I was a West Ham fan. I moved to Suffolk at about 11 and I was just about young enough to switch teams to Ipswich.

To be honest my grandad also started going to Ipswich as well because West Ham games in the 70's were a proper war zone.

You're old school Funky, do you think you could adequately describe West Ham, Man U, Spurs etc to one of the younger TW4TD elite? It really is like a different planet isn't it.

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Hammers on 23:05 - May 22 with 160 viewsbluefunk

Hammers on 21:23 - May 22 by Lord_Lucan

I have to confess...........

All our Chelmsford lot are West Ham.

My grandad was West Ham and my dad was Fulham so as a kid it was a toss up between either of them or QPR as QPR were my closest "Big" team.

......But grandad took me to the games so I was a West Ham fan. I moved to Suffolk at about 11 and I was just about young enough to switch teams to Ipswich.

To be honest my grandad also started going to Ipswich as well because West Ham games in the 70's were a proper war zone.

You're old school Funky, do you think you could adequately describe West Ham, Man U, Spurs etc to one of the younger TW4TD elite? It really is like a different planet isn't it.


I’m not sure I could describe them in terms younger fans would understand, as they haven’t experienced battles in the North Stand (West Ham, Spurs, Man U, Liverpool), being chased around assorted away grounds after police escorts from the station to the ground (Leeds, Stoke, Birmingham, Derby, WBA) and the general atmosphere around football back in the day. Those are just the most extreme examples I can recall as someone who never went looking for trouble.
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