- Supporter cannot attend home or away games this season
- T-shirt called for Sullivan, Gold and Brady to go
A West Ham supporter who wore an anti-board T-shirt while volunteering as a pitchside flag-waver before last week’s game against Liverpool at the London Stadium has been banned by the club from attending any of their matches for the rest of the season.
Cameron Robson took the opportunity to protest against West Ham’s beleaguered board when he volunteered to wave a giant club flag before Liverpool’s 2-0 win. Robson, a season-ticket holder, unzipped his jacket to reveal a T-shirt with the message “GSB OUT” – a reference to the club’s co-owners, David Gold and David Sullivan, and the vice-chair, Karren Brady. He had passed through stadium security while wearing the top under his jacket.
Written by Jacob Steinberg
This news first appeared on https://www.theguardian.com/football/2020/feb/04/west-ham-ban-fan-for-wearing-anti-board-t-shirt-at-pitchside under the title “West Ham ban fan for wearing anti-board T-shirt at pitchside”. Bolchha Nepal is not responsible or affiliated towards the opinion expressed in this news article.
