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da poker： Hammers United have already shown that they are willing to protest against the West Ham United board, David Gold, David Sullivan and Karren Brady.They were behind the mass protest ahead of the 3-1 win against Southampton, which The Athletic reported on, as well as the black balloon protest at Anfield, which was covered by football.london.The West Ham fan group has now offered an update on some of their plans for the ‘GSB Out’ campaign on their Twitter page.The aforementioned black balloon protest will now be carried out at every one of the Hammers’ away games this season, while there will also be some form of action at every home game, including another mass protest against Burnley.
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All of this will likely be a source of great frustration for Gold and Sullivan, who have shown that they are very aware of their wider image, which could arguably be damaged by continued protests against them.
An example of how seriously they take this came in the Liverpool home game, when a season ticket holder was banned from the stadium for the rest of the season after wearing a t-shirt with the message ‘GSB OUT’ written across it while being a flagbearer, as reported by The Guardian.
Judging by Hammers United’s statement, which can be seen below, the owners will have plenty more to contend with:
Meanwhile, one player was lauded by fans after the 1-0 defeat against Arsenal.