Today’s show of opposition to chairman David Sullivan and vice-chair Karren Brady is the latest in a long line of action led by fans group Hammers United. West Ham’s controversial stadium is the focal point of sustained protests aimed at forcing Sullivan and Brady out of the club.

West Ham fans staged a sit-in protest at London Stadium despite Nuno Espirito Santo's men beating Newcastle United 3-1. The Hammers have been struggling at the bottom end of the Premier League but claimed a morale-boosting win over the Magpies on Sunday.

West Ham supporters must take note of what Jarrod Bowen has previously said about Preston Fearon after the youngster signed a new deal.

West Ham supporters are set to stage a sit-in protest after their game at home to Newcastle this Sunday. The sit-in is the latest in a series of sustained protests against the club’s board, with supporters’ group Hammers United calling for chairman David Sullivan and vice-chair Karren Brady to resign.

The sit-in comes after supporters marched on the directors’ entrance ahead of West Ham’s 2-1 defeat to Crystal Palace, with thousands of fans partaking in a total boycott of Nuno Espirito Santo’s first home game in charge against Brentford.

Extensive research led me to head from Victoria towards Tottenham on the Tube, then south-east to Hackney Wick on a London Overground service. A midday rendezvous was arranged at a microbrewery with a Spurs fan, a West Ham fan and a football agnostic. What could possibly go wrong?