HamburgHammer wrote:I can only copy that. With all the problems I still have in terms of watching games in the stadium, the tour as such is quite impressive.
You cannot fail to feel your heart beat a bit faster once you enter the dressing room or walk through the tunnel onto the pitch.
The stadium tour shows the place to be a great stadium, but not ideal for football to say the least.
I vividly remember the distance between the home dugout and where Slaven usually stands pitchside, it is a bloody long walk.
But I would still recommend the tour to every fan.
But beware, some of the guides manning the various stations don't support West Ham, I had a Spurs supporter with us in the dressing room and he tried to trick me by asking who the last ever player at West Ham was to wear #6 before it got retired...
I would bring my mate Tommy who you guys on the boat had trouble interpreting his broad Belfast accent unlike my rich Éamonn Holmes type delivery. Seriously brilliant guy who makes me and everyone else laugh and deserves a treat so here's hoping lol
HamburgHammer wrote:JayK, of course I know the answer, but I don't want to spoil things for others when they encounter the Spurs fan in the dressing room...
I was going to do the tour with the little un earlier but thought it would be better to wait a bit until they've "West Ham-ised" the stadium a bit more.
I think I'll give it a go now.
Fancy calling your only son "Barnestoneworth"
He's got another name....
Yeah....."United"
I want to book a match day tour for my Dad as I've seen they're on sale already. Has anyone been on one before? How different is it from the normal tour they do?
Hammer2907 wrote:Sorry for opening an old conversation.
I want to book a match day tour for my Dad as I've seen they're on sale already. Has anyone been on one before? How different is it from the normal tour they do?
Any help is appreciated!
Not been mate but we should have a video of one out early in the season, if you wish to wait, or I can enquire with their staff if you wish?
