The West Ham United Supporters’ Trust will actively support the protest this Saturday before the home game against Crystal Palace. Our members have voted categorically to support this action with members polled already voting with over 97% in favour of the trust endorsing the protest.
Read MoreFollowing a letter shared by Supporter Representatives on the Fan Advisory Board issued to Club shareholders, a meeting was held between Club and Supporter Representatives to gather more context and background about the concerns raised by supporters.
Read More12 days ago on Friday 29th August 2025, the West Ham United Fan Advisory Board (FAB) wrote to the shareholding Board Directors, Messrs Sullivan, Kretinsky, Smith and Ms Gold, to issue a “vote of no confidence” in the executive board director’s management of our club.
Read MoreIt is with regret that we feel we need to write to you on behalf of the 25,000 or more dedicated West Ham United supporters that we, the FAB members directly represent. We now have no choice but to issue a "vote of no confidence" in relation to the Board’s management of the club.
Read MoreOn 13 August 2025, West Ham United held the first Fan Advisory Board (FAB) meeting of the 2025/26 season.
Read MoreThe supporter groups on the West Ham United’s Fan Advisory Board (FAB) agree that there should be ID verification in order for the concessionary policy to be fair to all supporters. However, the rollout of the identity verification for concessionary season ticket holders was launched without any consultation at all with the supporter group members on the FAB.
Read MoreThe West Ham United Fan Advisory Board (FAB) wrote to the Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, urging his support for West Ham United Women to play matches at the London Stadium.
The FAB also called for a fair and sustainable approach to hosting matches at the London Stadium.
This analysis of the West Ham United Supporters Matchday Experience Survey completed by 7,775 supporters, offers a data-rich portrait of the matchday experience at West Ham United.
It reveals growing dissatisfaction at the London Stadium, identifies the root causes of disengagement, and highlights overwhelming support for key reforms, recommendations and outcomes that the Fan Advisory Board (FAB) should take to the club to drive forward to seek positive change:
Members of the WHUST Board and other WHUST members attended this year’s Football Supporters’ Association (FSA) Annual General Meeting, held in Manchester on 14 June. It was a packed day of updates, discussion, and motions - and a valuable opportunity to keep our voice part of the national conversation.
Read MoreWHUST with the other West Ham United supporters groups who sit on the West Ham United Fan Advisory Board, along with other supporter groups and West Ham United fan media, are asking West Ham United supporters for their honest views about the matchday atmosphere and experience at the London Stadium.
Read MoreWHUST attended this year’s Sports Grounds Safety Authority (SGSA) Conference. We took the opportunity to highlight our ongoing concerns about West Ham’s lack of fan representation on its Safety Advisory Group (SAG), sparking a positive response from the SGSA and renewed support from the Football Supporters’ Association (FSA). The FSA reaffirmed their commitment to helping us push for greater fan inclusion.
Read MoreThe Football Supporters’ Association’s annual meeting takes place at Manchester Metropolitan University on Saturday 14th June (10am-5pm) and the FSA would love to see you there. It’s an entirely free event – you can read more and register.
Read MoreOn 2 April 2025, West Ham United held the third Fan Advisory Board (FAB) meeting of the season. Vice-Chair Baroness Brady attended this meeting to hear the views from Supporter Representatives. Ironworks Alliance, a fan group dedicated looking to improve atmosphere and experience at London Stadium joined for a specific agenda topic related to matchday experience.
This was the last formal meeting of the 2024/25 season.
We’re away at Brighton on Saturday 26th April and here’s all you need to know about getting there and the facilities available.
Includes details of the free train and bus travel zone for match ticket holders and parking options.
WHUST welcomes the return of concessions and looks forward to serious discussions with the club in advance of any future changes. There are many anomalies in the current ticket system but the way forward is through the club engaging in meaningful consultation in advance in future, and listening to the constructive ideas fans propose.
Read MoreCurrent Conservative Party Leader Kemi Badenoch said today said that she doesn’t see the need for independent regulation of football. She is “opposed to it personally”.
West Ham United Supporters Trust (WHUST) aren’t sure what to make of this. We know Kemi was a member of a Cabinet which choose to introduce legislation precisely intended to create just such a regulator.
The campaign aimed at reversing the Club’s inflation-busting increase in ticket prices and withdrawal of concessions has many strands
Read MoreThe Football Governance Bill is currently being debated in the Lords although some Conservatives are now tying themselves in knots trying to find reasons why an idea their party supported during the election campaign is now a threat to the game.
Read MoreThese are the agreed meeting minutes from the first Fan Advisory Board meeting held 11th September 2024 at the Club.
As it was the first meeting, the agenda covered important administrative topics to set the FAB up for success, alongside a focus on the club’s ticketing and concession policy.
The new entrance/exit at Stratford station by the Jubilee Line to Gibbons Road and the Carpenters estate has recently opened. WHUST have been following the development of the new Gibbons Road/Carpenters Estate entrance since our meeting with Newham SAG members in 2020.
Unfortunately, on event days (including when West Ham Unitedare playing at home) and when there is a high volume of traffic (up to 65,000 people) the exit is closed.
