Please Mr Dreyfus...

[Gil T Azell]

Sort out the away supporters. Either move them or baffle the roof to stop the acoustics.

 

[Bank of England 2]

If he could turn off the wi-fi and build a massive manual scoreboard in the corner where a bloke puts scores up one by one at half time, that would be canny.

Can we have a bloke who walks round the track chucking bags of peanuts at the fans please?

 

[Robref62]

Can we have a goat kitted out in a red n white shirt walking around the track b4 games??

 

[Makemstine Roger]

Scrap the women's team, no-one is interested.

they would pay to see them if you nocked out the Knott hole in the changing room wall and charged 50p a peek, every little helps..

 

[Makemstine Roger]

Every week I was convinced I had spot the ball right...

i had the same problem with the Lottery mate... its a bugger isn't it

 

[wtdog]

I went to Darlington versus Carlisle a few years ago and onnthr bug screen at halftime they put Soccer Saturday on.

 

[One footed wonder]

Put all your energy into getting it right on the pitch, everything else will be easy if you sort that

 

[Oliver's Army]

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[Nozs’ Hat]

Improve the bars, food outlets, and upgrade the sound system

Got to be something they can do to make the concourse more appealing after the game. Even some bits that they convert into bars post match, brought out tables and stools, whacked some heat on. Wouldn’t take much to get people to hang around but when it’s freezing, the beer is crap and expensive nobody stays.

 

[The Norton Cat]

The news about using new cameras for the match streams to improve the experience got me thinking, what other improvements would I like to see.

I missed half time entertainment, watching two blokes wheeze around the pitch was funny for a while but it could be better. Bring back the kids teams playing, mildly entertaining for us and a great experience for them. Cheerleaders were always a winner, no point now obviously so in the meantime they'll have to be sent round to our houses to do a half time show in the living room.

On another note there's been a few times I've fancied buying some Sunderland gear from the online store but I'm a fussy bugger about clothes and there's not enough detail on there. Get people to model them in professional photo shoots so I can get a proper look and I'd buy stuff quite regularly.

Anyone got any thoughts? I've had a word with KLD and he says don't worry about expense he'll sort any request out.

The stuff on sale in the club shop is poor quality. With all my in laws (and now, despite my best efforts, my daughter) all being Hammers, I often have a look in the West Ham club shop to buy them presents etc and they have some really nice stuff. It would be good to get some better quality clobber on sale in there.

What I'd really like to see though is greater engagement with the local community and greater engagement with the club's history. I like things like Juventus playing a friendly against Juventus B every year in the small town of Villar Perosa. I like the fact that Torino have built a small stadium, for training and reserve games, on the site of their beloved Filadelfia Stadium after years of it being derelict. I like it that Borsigplatz Square is the spiritual home of Borussia Dortmund- its where the pub that they were founded in is located and its where title celebrations are always focused. Something like that would be good, the building of traditions or identification of special places based on the club's history that the fans can engage with.

 

[Oliver's Army]

Decent read.....

https://www.sunderlandecho.com/spor...johnsons-promotion-push-at-sunderland-3141567

 

[Oliver's Army]

Got to be something they can do to make the concourse more appealing after the game. Even some bits that they convert into bars post match, brought out tables and stools, whacked some heat on. Wouldn’t take much to get people to hang around but when it’s freezing, the beer is crap and expensive nobody stays.

There must be more they can do pre and post game imo to get people to the stadium earlier and staying later.

 

[robinoz]

If he could turn off the wi-fi and build a massive manual scoreboard in the corner where a bloke puts scores up one by one at half time, that would be canny.

The good old days - I remember them fondly

 

[E.T. Fairfax]

If he could turn off the wi-fi and build a massive manual scoreboard in the corner where a bloke puts scores up one by one at half time, that would be canny.

Read that and the smell of tabs, hot pies and stale farts from the Fulwell end just wafted through my nostrils.

 

[Makemstine Roger]

The good old days - I remember them fondly

like your avatar i have a few guarding the house in Kenya

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[Nacho]

The stuff on sale in the club shop is poor quality. With all my in laws (and now, despite my best efforts, my daughter) all being Hammers, I often have a look in the West Ham club shop to buy them presents etc and they have some really nice stuff. It would be good to get some better quality clobber on sale in there.

What I'd really like to see though is greater engagement with the local community and greater engagement with the club's history. I like things like Juventus playing a friendly against Juventus B every year in the small town of Villar Perosa. I like the fact that Torino have built a small stadium, for training and reserve games, on the site of their beloved Filadelfia Stadium after years of it being derelict. I like it that Borsigplatz Square is the spiritual home of Borussia Dortmund- its where the pub that they were founded in is located and its where title celebrations are always focused. Something like that would be good, the building of traditions or identification of special places based on the club's history that the fans can engage with.

I think KLD will be sensitive to that, he gets football in general and its importance to the area, at least I assume he does from what he's said and his background. What you're suggesting would be great and go down very well.

It seems these days that environmentally friendly is the thing for clothes, I bought some Adidas tracky bottoms recently where the polyester is made from reclaimed ocean plastic, seeing as most sportswear is polyester that couldn't hurt as a sales angle. They can certainly do better than a single pic of a top on a shopped out mannequin with no description whatsoever.

 

[Millfield Maestro 1879]

https://www.google.com/amp/s/rokerr...-investing-in-state-of-the-art-pitch-lighting

 

[LAMackem]

Don’t like the blocks of white seats. Don’t mind obviously the white seats in the writing but the blocks don’t seem right. Sign of me getting old when this sort of thing bothers me but cosmetically the ground should look the dogs bollocks.

 

[clockstander]

A few bomb proof waste paper bins might help, and show KLD that we appreciate his efforts by using them.

 

[samwise_new]

Everyone thought it was so easy but nee one ever won it!

The pitch is firm, and the weather is overcast.....as if it made a difference to where the ball was!

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remember 'helping' me mam and dad when a young'un, following the actions of the players, the eyes etc...as in this picture you would expect the ball to be coming in from a cross or corner and they are jumping to meet it, yet the 'result' would show no winners and the ball sitting down in the right hand corner.