Thanks for watching Megs, I remember the famous castles by the main entrance on green street and then all the shops on a match day (Nathan’s pie and mash) I’m sad for those businesses because they’re not there at the new stadium.

@ShaiExploresDaily it is very sad we don't expect everything to remain the same, but some recollection to the past as reconnecting with your past heritage plays a big part on everyone's life it seems both sad and hurtful that society is breaking that down in every day life now so sad.But people like you Weare thankful for reliving the memories and helping others not to forget thank you .

Hi Megs, it’s awesome to hear about your family history supporting West Ham. Football is so much more than a game, it brings families together. I’m sad that many fans have boycotted the London Stadium but it’s understandable because the move all about financial gain for the club and not about the fans.

Thanks for watching

I’m allowed to make a mistake here at there

Hi Lorraine, are you related to him? I noticed the surname 🙏

Hi Lorraine, are you related to him? I noticed the surname 🙏

Thanks for watching Lawrence, some people say he’s ripped the soul of the club with the move, do you agree?

@ I totally agree,that Munchkin and Gold just lied to the fans and local businesses about the move. It was only good for them to make themselves a few quid from other peoples misery

Me too didn't like him full stop your not alone.

@@ShaiExploresDaily yes,I totally agree. The board have never cared about the die hard fans,just what’s in their pockets

That’s awesome, I didn’t know that, was he the longest serving West Ham manager?

@@ShaiExploresDaily No! According to Wikipedia Syd King was manager from 1901 to 1932 - maybe there is also a King House on the old stadium site. West Ham, incredibly, only had five managers between 1901 and 1989! And here am I, in different times, typing this on the day we've sacked yet another one after just a few months.

I visited as an away fan and the atmosphere was electric. Such a shame that’s it’s gone.

The main difference between an Oyster card and a Visitor Oyster card is that Visitor Oyster cards come pre-loaded with credit, while standard Oyster cards do not: Visitor Oyster cards come pre-loaded with credit, so you don't need to load it when you arrive in London. You can choose how much credit you want, from £10 to £50. You can buy Visitor Oyster cards before you arrive in London, while you can buy standard Oyster cards when you arrive. Visitor Oyster card holders receive discounts at some London attractions, shops, restaurants, and entertainment venues. Whereas you don’t with normal ones. Visitor Oyster cards can't be registered on the TFL website, so you can't top them up online unlike normal Oyster cards. You can get a refund of up to £10 of unused pay-as-you-go credit on your Visitor Oyster card at most Tube station ticket machines, Visitor Centres, or on the TFL website.

@ShaiExploresDaily thank you. My other question is, you mentioned contactless cards. Is that the visa/mastercard credit cards? And if i use this form of payment, do i accumulate the caps for the day like an oyster card?

Do you ever see the club moving forward with Sullivan and Brady in charge?

It’s cool that they’ve got a memorial garden as a tribute to remind people what once stood there. Same way there’s murals and the statue still stands also.

Just use your bank card for payment, touch it on the yellow reader and you’ll be able to travel.

I understand the frustration, do you think West Ham will fully progress under this ownership?

😂🤭

I’ve heard that the stadium plan that Sullivan showed the fans wasn’t what the stadium ended up as. Would you have kept Moyes? I heard his style of play wasn’t great to watch. It’s such as shame that West Ham don’t own the stadium.

As a Liverpool fan and also a long admirer of West Ham's history (you guys have the ultimate trump card against any team having a World Cup winning captain and hat trick scoring hero in the same match, has the statue been sorted??) anyway I always DREADED Liverpool's trips to Upton Park knowing a win would be rare and draw a good result. I do not fear going to your new stadium, pushing the crowd way back helps away teams a lot. Don't think you'll be relegated as Southampton, Ipswich and Leicester are awful.

Not my kind of sport

I agree Matt, my old boxing coach is die hard WHU and he refuses to visit this stadium. He said that it’s soulless and refuses to line the pockets of Sullivan and Brady.

Are you the guy from Northern Ireland? If so, it was great to meet you also brother ⚒️

@ShaiExploresDaily Indeed I am. COYI ⚒️

Thanks for watching my friend

There is none.

There is none.

Thanks for the support Bryan, comments like this are why I continue to make videos.

Nothing stays the same for any country.

@ShaiExploresDaily learnt alot from this video

@@Harmuthkuthanapalithithanks my friend, more videos coming.

Hi Richie, thanks for watching as always.

Thanks for watching Barney

Thanks for watching John! I appreciate the support.

It’s a cool section

Thanks Richie, I was so excited to put this video out.