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What a day ??? Upton Park never forget
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Hi Martin If you walk around, look out for a couple of climbing frames. Inbetween them is where the centre circle was, and is marked with a plaque in the ground. Took my 7 year old to show him last week. ⚒️

Don’t forget to check out your pic in The Boleyn

Pretty sad if you think about it. Historic stadium filled with memories from players and fans just to be torn down and made into apartments

How depressing is that? Our history gone replaced by flats. Our legacy in a rented bowl that has no atmosphere.

The day the club died leaving that great ground.

Standing on the block behind the fence ,when times were good

I'm depressed seeing this and I'm a Notts County fan. Upton Park was a great ground, fab atmosphere, and to see (presumably) unaffordable flats in it's place is just miserable! Cheers Gaffa.

I can't imagen to believe how you feel walking around there Martin. Iv been there once since we lost our home and had tears in my eyes, can't bring myself to ever go there again.

Just got home. Had a great West Ham day. Walk in amongst Upton Park flats was erm upsetting. Strange feeling knowing what we did and the great history of the club. Old Irons were amazing this afternoon Hopefully bought rays of sunshine into their lives. I loved it.

I love that you've got the heart and passion still for west ham once an hammer always an hammer one of us proper fan and legend of a player. Could see your pain walking around uoton park

I’m the 15 year old nipper that jumped the hoardings at that moment on that day… patting you on the back in the pissing down of rain. 2,0 down 3,2 up if I remember correctly 🤷♂️👊⚒️

Hi Bob. Explain please ?

lol… If I remember right, Plymouth went 2 up then you set up or as we say now got 2 assists to level things up. Then you scored the winner… in front of the North Bank. I lost control… jumped the barrier with the intention of celebrating with you and the rest of the players.

Once on the pitch I realised I shouldn’t be there and reached out to pat you on the back… quite funny watching the video of your goals and the seasons goals of that one. Im the kid in the jeans, back and white Tee and hammers hat. The steward was fine once I got back over⚒️

Love that you naughty boy !

Oh Martin🥺 it’s so sad to see it now. All our dreams, our memories and our people all gone. The Boleyn is just a film set to use when the club want to pull on our heart strings of times gone by. Only now do they want to film “the culture” that no longer exists there. ❤️⚒️🐾

You gave us so many good memories mate. Thank you 💝⚒️

They call it progress Martin. I call it something else.

I found it very emotional going back recently and visiting The Boleyn, I can't imagine how you feel

Mmm hadda few tears tbh As Denis licked his nuts !!!

😂😂

As a pompey fan you were great for us as well hit the crossbar on your debut with a thunderbolt.

I loved it at Pompey. Sadly I couldn’t play to a decent level felt I let you all down Hope the club keeps growing and gets a place in Premiership

You didn't let anyone down mate I was so happy you joined great player gave it everything on the pitch and was lucky to see you play for Pompey and west ham well I hope so too but the championship is a amazing league pup coyi

On btw love your black Labrador I have a yellow one called willow.

Love to your dog. Dog

Can’t help but notice the sadness in your voice and on your face Gaffer. I get it. I know they call it progress and all that, but, you cannot beat the history and atmosphere of the old original stadiums in the middle of the housing estates and communities surrounding them. The new stadium at Kew will never be home, Griffin Park will always remain the place I fell in love with the game and forever in my heart.

The ‘other place’. Says it all. He looks crestfallen.

@PercyBlakeney63 What about the screamer at arsenal towards the clock end total chaos

@PercyBlakeney63 Oh man Loved it Can’t think of a better feeling than scoring a goal like that in front of 5,000 West Ham fans Well Maybe a better feeling sometimes

Muppet.

Sullivan will always be hated for this… he probably thinks he’s a hero for moving us into a shit hole

Enjoying your Hammers travels! Here's one I made earlier. I also remember you scoring at Ayresome Park in 1990!

@ExWHUEmployee The good old days ⚒️

They sold our soul for a soul less bowl Mate

❤️⚒️👌🏻💪🏻

The good old days ⚒️⚽️

We basically play away games and games at a neutral ground. No advantage playing at the shithole for West Ham.

Cheers buddy! 😊👍⚒️⚒️⚒️⚒️🇬🇧

I went to your football school summer thing at Bill High school in 1995 and won player of the week. Was a pleasure meeting you back then. Good Times. Good to see you back where the pitch once was. Take care.

Cheers Mark

@MartinAllen1965 I haven't been able to go back to Upton park since the Boleyn closed. Even watching your video made me feel sad. I spent many years watching you and the boys at Upton Park and they are awesome memories. Thank you for giving us those memories to cherish.👍🏻 Cheers

Upton Park's transformation into apartments is a stark reminder of how football's heritage is often sacrificed for commercial gain erasing a vital piece of community identity
My late son Damon used to work at The Boleyn/Upton Park for his beloved WHU. He hated it when it was going to be torn down and did not move with them. So sad what the owners have done to the club 🤬

Its almost to painful to watch. God I fucking loved that place so much.

Remember when they said we were not allowed to build a high stand, just look around you, we were sold down the river

Proper ground that and another classic long gone. There’s plenty. Elm Park being one.

Heart breaking. Never found the strength to go back. I think there's a bit that marks the centre circle. Remember your debut very well ⚒️






