WHO Poll
Q: 2023/24 Hopes & aspirations for this season
a. As Champions of Europe there's no reason we shouldn't be pushing for a top 7 spot & a run in the Cups
24%
  
b. Last season was a trophy winning one and there's only one way to go after that, I expect a dull mid table bore fest of a season
17%
  
c. Buy some f***ing players or we're in a battle to stay up & that's as good as it gets
18%
  
d. Moyes out
38%
  
e. New season you say, woohoo time to get the new kit and wear it it to the pub for all the big games, the wags down there call me Mr West Ham
3%
  



Gary Darkness 4:12 Thu Nov 16
Fans doing the 'crossed Hammers' sign
I started going to West Ham in the late 80s and, throughout the 90s and early 2000s, I have no recollection of anyone doing the 'crossed hammers' salute - neither fans nor players.

Nowadays everyone is doing it.

Is this a new thing, or an old thing?

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CasualKen 7:03 Thu Nov 16
Re: Fans doing the 'crossed Hammers' sign
https://goo.gl/images/m5AX3Q

Lee S 7:40 Thu Nov 16
Re: Fans doing the 'crossed Hammers' sign
Chris Powell started it I think. Then Tevez did it before starting for the Mancs.

DOUBLE COBBS BOB 8:35 Thu Nov 16
Re: Fans doing the 'crossed Hammers' sign
people seem to enjoy doing this for a bit of fun so why not

my kids got Goofy to do it at Epcot this summer

Grumpster 9:37 Thu Nov 16
Re: Fans doing the 'crossed Hammers' sign
Harmless in it.

Not sure I've ever done it myself though.

Your mum 9:37 Thu Nov 16
Re: Fans doing the 'crossed Hammers' sign
I think Bellamy started it..

Eggbert Nobacon 9:38 Thu Nov 16
Re: Fans doing the 'crossed Hammers' sign
W£as surprised to see some pics of people doing this on facebook that they put up from late 80's/early 90's

always wondered if came from this - http://www.blouinartinfo.com/sites/default/files/the-firm1989-promo1.png

young woody 10:04 Thu Nov 16
Re: Fans doing the 'crossed Hammers' sign
Yeah I reckon Chris Powell started it, Watford away when we got into the playoffs.

It’s alright but some times a bit cringe.

SteveJacko 10:13 Thu Nov 16
Re: Fans doing the 'crossed Hammers' sign
It’s done too much nowadays. Like some cringy fucking x-factor salute.

Johnson 10:21 Thu Nov 16
Re: Fans doing the 'crossed Hammers' sign
Cringey and very West Ham London these days.

Vexed 10:29 Thu Nov 16
Re: Fans doing the 'crossed Hammers' sign
The things we find to moan about on WHO.

El Scorchio 10:33 Thu Nov 16
Re: Fans doing the 'crossed Hammers' sign
Jimmy walker doing it with his crutches was quality.

On The Ball 10:35 Thu Nov 16
Re: Fans doing the 'crossed Hammers' sign
Along with Bubbles, it's something that actually is unique about us. Seeing a player do it when they celebrate brings us a tiny little bit closer to them, which can't hurt.

I like it.

yngwies Cat 10:35 Thu Nov 16
Re: Fans doing the 'crossed Hammers' sign
How, about crossing your legs?

boleynkid 10:41 Thu Nov 16
Re: Fans doing the 'crossed Hammers' sign
or crossing your fingers as things are at the moment.

Johnson 10:47 Thu Nov 16
Re: Fans doing the 'crossed Hammers' sign
OtB - Sakho has done it loads but wants to leave so you’re talking tosh as usual.

neilalex 10:48 Thu Nov 16
Re: Fans doing the 'crossed Hammers' sign
I loved it when Tevez did it coming back with Man Utd. It is getting a bit overused though, and I hate seeing Sullivan, who's a Cardiff fan, do it.

Vexed 10:52 Thu Nov 16
Re: Fans doing the 'crossed Hammers' sign
Sullivan doing anything other than writhing in agony as he splutters to his death pisses me off.

Claret Badger 10:54 Thu Nov 16
Re: Fans doing the 'crossed Hammers' sign
people smoking in the toilets at the ground

does this happen at the new place?

yngwies Cat 10:56 Thu Nov 16
Re: Fans doing the 'crossed Hammers' sign
boleynkid 10:41 Thu Nov 16

Ha ha

On The Ball 11:00 Thu Nov 16
Re: Fans doing the 'crossed Hammers' sign
I didn't say it means they never want to leave and have WHUFC tattooed on their hearts, I said it brings us a little closer to them - primarily from our point of view.

People love it when a player does that - it's the modern-day 'kissing the badge', but it's more special because it's unique to us.

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