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[cheering]
[Mark Noble] This is a family, this is not a football club.
When you come to this football club, you are embraced.
You have given something back tonight
which we will never forget and we are proud of that.
[cheering]
[Man 1] Upton Park has my house, this is my escape.
This is where everything starts, This is where everything happens,
and I don't really want it to leave this.
[man 2] This doesn't happen be the same, don't come here
and don't come to this area we are in...
Only very like, heartbreaking feeling.
It's like you separated two brothers,
someone will go somewhere here
then this one will, you know...
He will be confused there.
[Mark] My father always said to me,
"Mark, you're captain of West Ham.
West Ham returns hundreds of years
and there is so much history around it."
[breath crowd]
[Male 3] Brilliant soil,
and that's one of them traditional reasons.
It's like, pure soccer land.
[man 4] You have characters around you.
Everywhere is a character.
[woman] Well, that means everything.
That's part of our lives.
[man 5] The Boleyn is what it is.
This is very historic, A little annihilating, really.
[man 6] Here it is, One more game
and that's for Upton Park.
[Commentator] Tonight, we are in the land of Boleyn,
who has hosted so famous game trophies in 112 years.
Tonight, face West Ham Manchester United
in the FA Cup quarterfinal replays.
The pub is gone. Hello friend, good? Where does the pub go?
Two years?
That's freedom. There's a fucking Tesco!
Pub! Extraordinary.
What is the name, Green Gate, called?
There is nothing sacred anymore.
In a few players here, Joe, we cheat us.
We are not supposed to come here.
We only fanny our way all the time.
Cheers, Jeff.
- Where do you want to be? - Until the end.
Why don't you put it there
So Man United coach can't enter?
[laughter]
We have to go see Kim first.
[whistle]
Good. Come on kids.
Good night.
- How are you? - I am very grateful.
A good child.
Good?
Are you okay?
[clears throat]
Hello. Are you okay?
- How are you doing, Kim? - Okay, thank you.
Here you are, my dear.
- Are you okay? - Yes, you?
- Yes - What are you planning?
- A busy day. - Yes, I'm sure of that.
Are we happy tonight? Do you like us tonight?
You go to let them get a goal?
Don't let them score.
OK, baby, See you later.
Top Land and Sea, today problem, Over Land and Sea.
Only a few are left today. The last few are left.
[booing]
[man] This is the last FA Cup match at Upton Park,
Boleyn land, under lights.
We play well.
If we play as well as we play against Arsenal,
there is no reason why we can't win this game,
and even if it's running for punishment, I like us.
So, you know, I just think
there is something special about this player's squad.
7-1, 11-5. Rooney plays tonight, right?
I will have a small Marky Mulia to score. 5-1, Mark Noble.
- Hello, Chairman. - Hi.
- How are you? - I am fine. How are you?
- Two-zero, Chairman. - Is that what you like?
- I like that. - Hope you are right.
When I was a kid, in the old south the end, nine out of ten,
I will sit in a corner.
All crazy people will be up to the end,
all the big boys are right.
A small company will sit there or stand most of the games
and give it to away supporters.
Will miss it, will miss this very much.
So, I bring all the children.
I bring my grandson
which may be around 12 week old. He got blood.
He must be here for the last game ever on the land of Boleyn.
Wife, children, we are all West Ham and they will be here.
It's not just about football that day, you know?
About this, about my origin,
this is our home, where we come from.
[David] My beginning memories are on Green Street,
grow on Green Street.
When you look there,
there is a place we use it playing cards at home.
At the bus stop.
Yes, and you can see bus stops.
And that's right there, huh.
And that's 442 Green Street, where I grew up.
When you see that, it's the past.
That's past, or early,
no matter how you look at it.
Here we stand here now... is a gift
and then we look there at the Olympic Stadium
and there is a future.
That's very good, I like that.
- I know you will like it. - I love it.
Yes, past, present and future.
Shining.
[singing]
[commentator] West Ham hasn't lost here since August.
They might leave Upton Park,
but not until they change it into a fortress.
[David] I'm emotional, I'm desperate to win the match
because of the last FA Cup match at Upton Park,
it will be fantastic if we will come out as winners.
[Ray] I feel we have a chance, very good fighting opportunities.
Maybe that night we just did it, you know.
You will win.
[Ray] And don't be afraid of anyone.
As long as they go out and do their business,
they must defeat them.
[singing ♪ "I Forever Blow Bubbles"]
West Ham United.
In goal, number one, Darren Randolph.
I think this is the biggest game so far this season.
No.27, we have Dimitri Payet!
Come on, you Irons!
[whistle]
[singing ♪ "I Forever Blow Bubbles"]
Oh, shit, kid.
[cheering]
I want to see it again.
He jumps at him.
Oh no, no.
[Ray moans]
Oh, leave me alone.
Leave me alone.
They are being torn apart. It's completely torn apart.
[wild cheers]
Oh no!
When will they go give us anything?
Everybody damn in the box... don't do it.
[sighs] That's all, I think.
[final whistle]
Dirt.
[blurred]
Maybe. The problem is, is not good for us.
And they might do it.
And like our dreams, they fade and die.
- Oh, Ray. Don't say that - This is the song, friend.
- That's what it is. - I know.
[reporter] Are fears now that season
can fail a little
and players might not be motivated?
[Slaven] We are still big in competition for Europe,
and we want to finish as high as possible.
Of course, this will...
Big disappointment tonight.
That will affect us, but we must unite
and survive and rise again.
And make no mistake, we will do it.
= £ 5 today, scarf.
[Slaven] The biggest positive things around and about West Ham
is that it is a club like a big family.
- Good morning. - How are you?
Good. Is Steve back? Oh, you're there!
Oh, you're back.
How are you? How are you? Morning.
[Slaven] Every morning it vibrates hands with every player
and the person who is with the club.
This helps in creating that bond.
[Mark] And that's a little communication
without actually having to talk to someone,
shake the managers, the hand of the coach.
It takes 20 minutes, I shake the hand of the chef and...
Just a little respect and, "Morning, how are you?"
And that's a good way to get up early.
[Slaven] Okay. If you warm up...
And then, after we play five sides,
like four against four,
with four players, with eight players on one side,
then we do it, like, four, three times,
for three minutes, depends on the intensity,
then after that, we go for a slightly larger tone
and we finish it with eight against eight.
- Seven against seven. - Yes, or seven-seven.
We have Mikey. We have Antonio.
- We have... - Payet.
Sequin... She's fine.
So we have two or three goalkeepers today.
[shouts]
[shouting]
- How long have you been there? - [Will] Come ten years now.
- Old, right? - [Will] Yes.
- You have seen me grow old. - [Will] Yes.
Olympic Stadium, yes.
I don't believe how big the place is.
I have never seen with good people.
I don't go to the Olympics. I also didn't go to rugby.
So, I've never seen... I've only seen it empty.
That is necessary football stadium
instead of theater, if you know what I mean?
Of course, you want people to enter the door but you also want... You don't want to lose... atmosphere
you got at Upton Park.
[woman] We made a unanimous vote recommendation
to choose West Ham United in the London Borough of Newham
as a long-term preferred tenant for the Olympic Stadium.
[Boris Johnson] This fantastic stadium
will not only host athletics and all kinds of other sports
where the ball is not always round.
This Olympic Stadium will now be
big house London football club.
[reporter] The winning team
in front of the latest West Ham trophy, Olympic Stadium.
Catch this prize half a billion pounds
is a moment to enjoy.
As a community, we are involved so many local schools,
all of East London will come there.
There will be so many local events
and they will say, that's amazing what happened.
So, I think they can see in time this is the perfect solution.
Well, I will show it is basically more than West Ham.
I will go down the stairs rather than the elevator,
rather than cramming the elevator.
I have never been to the club it turned into land.
I have been degraded.
I have promoted the playoff final, ever to the cup final.
But I have never done it to where the club changes.
This is a very unique thing.
All that is West Ham.
It's every West Ham team since we were there.
One day, hopefully, the will fill both sides.
That's when West Ham went up there with the Wembley playoff.
And that is artwork, Kray people and various things, you know.
I will only dim the lights.
I think that's the best.
This must be resolved, and this is my small office.
I don't say it will change the club completely.
This gives us 10 or 12 million others,
who will buy one pretty good player,
but that doesn't happen to really change
all club finances,
but what it does is increased fan base,
increase status.
Our prices bring support from everywhere
and we are interesting a new generation of supporters
and we bring people into football
who won't watch a soccer match.
We take support seats
and make them true supporters,
and I think we will attract more players.
If you show them Upton Park, unless they enter history,
it's not the most glorious reason to play on.
Well, the new stadium looks the part.
If you are a foreigner who comes England, it will have an impact.
When you take it to the ground,
they think, "We came to a big club."
You take it to Upton Park,
they think they come to a middle type club, you know,
not a top six club, you know, but a new stadium
will make us look like top six clubs.
Carlie, where is your car key?
Have you ever seen the car key?
[woman speaks unclear]
Find them.
So how do you leave the land of Boleyn?
Do you know? This will be...
Of course, that's the right thing to do for the club but it will be weird because, of course,
I have played there like, every two weeks for the last 12 years,
Do you know what I mean?
You have just run a routine
at the same door and sit in the same place.
So, it will be weird, but I look forward to it.
Is that full size?
- Yes - Looks great from here.
Hello again.
Hello friend. Nice to see you, Bruv.
- Are you okay? - Hello dear.
How are you? Nice to meet you.
How are you? Good good.
You can take your helmet and glasses.
I prefer to save it.
Because you have hair helmet now.
- Very late. - Do not say that.
[they laugh]
Premier League football here next season.
West Ham fans and players can't wait, I think.
I'm just... My only concern is the last season at Boleyn,
and I say at the beginning this season,
that is probably the most important in club history,
moving somewhere like this, and we only need fans
to stay with us, stay behind us,
as they have done this year extraordinary
and let's continue together.
[man 1] What you miss most is the atmosphere.
[man 2] Atmosphere, the song.
[man 1] Will we replicate it at the Olympic Stadium?
T know. [echo]
[man 2] You will have it
20,000-plus new people on the ground.
[male 1] We can have this inflow
called tourist soccer.
[man 2] New fans who doesn't understand us.
[man 1] There is nothing worse than the person who appears
to watch your team and they don't know half the players.
Will we be close to the field?
Will it be that bad what do people say about that?
There are running tracks and you will never see everything.
[man 3] Every other match possible
will be like away match, really.
[man 2] It's a bit like moving outer space
because there is very broad,
it's very broad, it's a big and big stadium.
[man 4] What I will miss most of it is Upton Park itself because there is a way back.
After it's gone, it's gone. There he is.
[reporter] How do you feel
about moving house from Boleyn land?
[Slaven] This is like I have two heads for that
and I have two opinions and are both very strong.
The first, okay, that's extraordinary and it's like shivering
to think about going there. This will be amazing.
On the other hand, if I speak as a football manager,
if we talk about a bit of a positive hostility
ancient atmosphere, that's Upton Park.
There is no way that we will get that,
no matter what you will have more than 20,000 extra fans.
You won't get that atmosphere at the Olympic Stadium.
You hear the same story as this is not just a soccer game.
All families can spend all day there.
You have a restaurant, You have a shopping center,
you are there children can play,
but what about home, what about soccer matches?
Football games for me still,
if you want right soccer match,
then that is Boleyn's land, huh.
For our supporters, this is a church.
This is a holy place. This is a religious place.
West Ham is the religion that they support.
They like it here and it's a big responsibility
to take it from them.
People don't like change, they don't like change
in any way, shape or shape in their lives,
and I understand that to change something
and changing it for the better are two different things.
But we will change it to be better
and, actually, is not that far.
You can see it from here.
This really starts to take the form
and my job is to make it
Look and feel like West Ham's house.
This is West Ham's house,
but it's a new home in the West Ham and we'll take it
all of our traditions from here and we will apply it
right to the future the stadium is there.
I don't know anyone here again, you know?
And that's my fault there. 82. Where is that?
84. 82.
And we moved to this house when I was born, I think.
Everyone around here is a supporter of West Ham and we grow like that.
We used to walk to school there.
When I was a kid, it was all the houses bombed there.
We used to be... That's our playground, on one side.
This is 1.2 miles from Upton Park, from the land of Boleyn.
So it's hard don't become a West Ham fan.
I am claret and blue through and through.
Everyone is good Luxury club. Tottenham.
I don't know why Tottenham thought they were luxurious.
But they are. They think so.
Chelsea used to be a little hip, you know.
Man United always, you know,
everyone likes Humans United because of George Best.
I have never really had dislike from other teams.
I really liked West Ham.
I have never really had a second team, never.
We may be the best diplomats for English football
and for this area.
He is captain for West Ham, Bobby Moore.
When everyone talks about this part of East London,
they talk about thieves and gangsters.
But he changed that,
he sort of brings... an honor to be from this manor.
We basically grow with football here
to be a national sport and as I say, you know,
one of the first things you do to anyone, you know,
when they are small babies is if you just roll it,
they will try to kick back to you.
[Ray] It seems right enough a team
who won the World Cup in & apos; 66
with the help of from several Man United players,
Nobby Styles, Charlton, great players...
I was there. Roger Hunt.
I am in that game.
I am sitting and watching
when he took out his chest and lifted the World Cup
on British soil for England and West Ham.
It seems right enough
that the Olympic Stadium is blood and blue.
And what I feel right now
we have a team that wants play beautiful football there
and have heart and some passion.
And when we sing I forever blow bubbles,
I have a feeling that maybe just echoed there
like that at Wembley... when they sang English in 1966.
Go, you Irons.
I have a small radio, have my headphones.
See you tonight. I will be back around 9:00.
- Yes Yes, don't worry. - Watch Out.
- See you later. - Goodbye.
I've gone there Upton Park is now around 28 years old.
I always call Upton Park my second home.
[man] How are you doing?
- [Matt] Alright, thank you. you? - Yes, it's not bad.
- I'm at 8:30 a.m. - Yes, yes.
- Hello. - This is one of the two of them.
One back and one to go.
[guard] Yes, the top one there.
Beautiful work. Thank you.
Love Upton Park becomes a little
and that's part of my routine every other Saturday.
Suddenly stop doing that.
Will be a sad event.
It hasn't really sunk.
I don't think it will be until I leave from there on Tuesday night.
My mother really took me to my first game.
It was in the late 70's.
I thought I was around eight or nine years.
I am lucky enough to have a partial vision
when I'm much younger,
so I have that picture and I remember that.
I go with a friend who lives on the street, Steve.
Both of our mothers took milk crates for Steve and me to stand up.
I just remember there were very big police horses,
and become a child, the horse is like, giant.
Program.
Get your fanzine!
Last but one ever issue of OLAS.
Fanzine is called Over Land and Sea, and it's back
to the time when West Ham fans used to sing songs,
"We all follow West Ham above land and sea,
we all follow West Ham in victory."
Total bollock load.
We used to follow West Ham over land and sea,
and don't win anything over land and sea,
but the song is very good.
More than Land and Sea have left the song.
On Land and Sea, just now.
Only a few are left today. The last few are left.
I have become a landmark, right?
People wait near the stairs. "Where are you?"
By grandfather by stairs.
Even if they don't know my name. This is the meeting point.
"Where are you?" "With the old man with stairs."
Second problem from behind, Over Land and Sea, one more to go.
27 years and we leave for sunset.
I decided maybe two years ago
that when we move, is for fanzine.
More than Land and Sea no more.
I chat with some people and they say,
"There is no way you can sell at the Olympic stadium."
I can't do that.
"We won't let you sell it," blah blah blah.
West Ham will throw everything away when they move there.
That will get rid of everything West Ham who once stood.
I think they will destroy
every minute of our history we have,
and I struggle with that.
People say it's just soccer matches. This is not a match.
This is life, isn't it?
This is 20, you know, this is damn 40 years of my life.
"This is just a football game." This is not a football game.
- All right, buddy? How many? - One.
I'm packing... everything, you know.
Packing takes place.
Packing in a fanzine.
That hole will go my world, it's big, big.
That is what it is.
The second problem from back to smart,
but the last but one for others.
I will be here starting at 10:30 a.m., sitting at my little table.
Some beer, pies and mash. The right day.
How will it affect business around here?
I mean, who likes cake and mash, Ribman.
Pub, you know? What will the pub do?
Hello, friend, thank you very much.
- Make friends happy. No problem. - What happens when you leave?
We hope to leave. I try to be positive.
But that doesn't look like that.
Many people in that area
not too happy about that step,
and that will happen game changer,
but West Ham supporters like pie and mash.
That is important.
You won't find anything else cake and incense shops like this.
[man] If the Olympic Stadium will become a prestigious stadium
and new generation Premier League,
then these shareholders will not look around.
Hello, David. How are you, buddy?
- I'm good. - Yes, basically, I'm a trader.
I have been a trader here for the past 16 years.
You know, you are from the same background as I did.
I mean, that's how I make a living.
I have a kiosk outside 442 Green Street like you.
Very? You understand from where I come from.
- No, no, I do. - I have a mortgage,
two children to be guarded
and what I want, David, not more than what I get now,
opportunity to work.
We are aware of the situation
and looking to do everything we can help you.
GOOD. Well, appreciate your time.
- No problem with my friend. - Thank you. Good luck.
[David] This is a very complicated situation where there will be winners and losers.
Come to the Olympic Stadium
and the people there with their business
will benefit because, you know,
there will be 60,000 fans come to the match.
In the same way, when we go,
there will be people here
which unfortunately will lose 35,000 fans.
[man] Five or seven?
Spicy or barbecue?
Yes, small and spicy. Cheers, my man.
My name is Mark Gevaux. I am known as Ribman.
I have sold rib sandwiches, rolls,
for West Ham fans here at Boleyn for about five years.
Can you wrap it up? Wrap it up.
We really are 200 meters from the ground,
so soon after you sell,
that's all, we pack and I go and see the game.
Leaving Boleyn, leaving all of this is,
You know, it's very tense.
I lost my leg after a car accident.
20 years ago, car accident,
ten years ago, they cut their legs.
Prosthetist at the hospital
very good at making me leg of West Ham's shirt.
I have been signed by Julian Dicks and Slaven Bilic.
And, yes, that is pride and happiness.
I believe it's the only in the world.
Maybe not but I think.
See you later.
I used to work as a butcher after the accident.
After about four months,
they told me that they can't make sure me again.
That is the end of my career.
I have to find for other things to do.
I mean, I can sit at home depression, get fat, whatever,
but I thought, "I still want... I have to get out and work."
And the only one I can think of doing that ribs.
This is my repentance container shipping.
This is where we keep all ribs and all sauces.
That's where we make it all sauce. Have extraction, water.
Pride and excitement, actually. I like my shipping container.
I have two love.
Cooking ribs and spicy sauce, and West Ham.
Will be sad to leave, Without a doubt, but...
Do you know what? We must.
We do it, if you want to be a club above
or do you want to be a club the fading becomes unclear.
There is so much money going into football now
it will be difficult to compensate, you know?
Really, very difficult.
As much as I like in stalls outside the stadium,
from what I hear, rent is just astronomy.
That's not something I can pay.
It's a nightmare, you know, it's right.
It will be very difficult to actually get in there,
but I will not give up.
How much do we get? About 40?
Is it above milk floating outside the park
or is it on the canal boat in the next canal,
I will be there one way or another.
Without a doubt, I will do it be Ribman from West Ham.
If I can put it in my grave, I will die happy.
How are you?
It only falls on one day we play at home,
we have been waiting for it for months.
It's a special day, you know, I thought, when you were a hundred years old.
No, no, everything is fine.
Everything is fine. You will like it there.
[singing]
- Good? How are you? - I'm fine, friend, I'm fine.
Myself and Matt, my brother, have come to West Ham
for about 26-27 years.
So, Reid and Ogbonna, Antonio and Cresswell behind.
Kouyaté, Lanzini, Musa and Noble.
Because he is in a routine from Upton Park,
he is very nervous about Olympic Stadium
and new stadium
where the pitch is in terms of excavation and purpose
and sort of stadium size,
and only appreciate how big.
Applause. Applause.
- Hi, Jane, are you okay? - I am fine.
Good, baby.
[Matt] My brother, James,
commented for 15 seasons
for visual impairments supporters who go to the match.
Are there lights? No light?
Oh, that's how it is, yes, he is there.
[run away] ... Smothers the ball.
[Matt] The atmosphere is the most important thing.
Having a crowd around you...
- Push it too far... - [crowd]
Bad. Bad.
[singing]
... Hearing the players screaming above the field,
sometimes hearing tackles crunching in...
If West Ham scores now, two to get.
[Matt] That's what all about me,
atmosphere and become part of it.
[singing ♪ "I Forever Blow Bubbles"]
[Gary] West Ham fans are unique.
There is no one like them.
Those who are the most pessimistic...
- He won't succeed. - What is going on?
My whole life, that's the worst referee I've ever seen.
... tebas is optimistic.
[singing]
They will take you through every emotion spectrum in one minute.
[cheering]
[booing]
When the dirt hits the fan, it doesn't matter.
Oh!
All West Ham fans have been together with where they are.
When the club moves, it won't happen.
People will be moved everywhere.
This is a unique and special place, Upton Park.
You know, for us, it's over an era, the end of a lifetime.
Disaster for West Ham. Disaster for Slaven Bilic.
Swansea will win 4-1.
- [groaning] - You must be kidding.
- Oh my God! - Gosh!
[man] That's bad, isn't it?
[man] We just beat 4-1 at home.
I just don't see fights in players, not at all.
I mean, you will think
they want to appear in the last game at Upton Park
and I don't see it.
But I will tell you what, if we play like that
against Man United, 4-1? It could be five, six...
They will be destroyed
our last match at Upton Park in Boleyn land.
I don't want that.
I don't know anyone who wants it.
[Mark] My first real memories play football
are some neighbors, boys around the same age as me,
and we sit here all day every day days, directly from school,
above the field, playing
until Mother calls me for dinner
or sometimes I miss it and sleep right away.
It's the Way of Hermit Recreation Land.
This is where West Ham is used to playing before Boleyn
and we used to be here always,
Crush the ball and just have fun, really.
You know, you learn your trade in places like this.
Dating on the road, he said to my father,
"Mark, he's very good,
You have to catch it into a small team,"
and my father is like, "He is a little young, he's only six years old,"
and he said, "No, just take him."
My dad says I go
and really take mick from everyone
and the manager says, "Right, he can register for us."
Seeing. Say it there.
"Thames Iron Works plays in Hermit
and joins to form West Ham Football Club in 1900."
This is a good bit of history, really, isn't it?
Someone clearly tries rob a sign, look.
And I moved to West Ham
and that's where is really like being kicked.
Southend at home, that is my debut.
I went out and I buzzed even outside the field.
My father told me, he said, Mark, he said,
"Nobody can take it away from you now.
You have played at Upton Park.
You can make it start something special,"
and that is clear.
We used to play here and you are not allowed out of the sidewalk
and he is not allowed to go the sidewalk,
and if you score and bounce back to you
and you will get another chance, you know.
How are you? Nice to meet you.
- How are you? - I am fine.
Well, I saw you from the top floor
and me even though I recognize you from somewhere.
You are used to chasing me, that's why
- [laughter] - No, listen...
Here it is.
That's rum.
Two coffee spoons, one spoonful of sugar.
[man] You think about wearing tonight,
see this last match, put it on top?
[Mabel] I want to do that, actually.
This will be fun and Louis van Gaal might confuse
if you come as a sub with Mabel 100 behind it.
What do you feel?
I dropped it. Remember that one?
Oh my goodness.
[man] It was 1974 when you appeared on Match Of The Day.
[Mable] Yes, and I shout at the referee.
Something special. This year & apos; 64 semi-final against Man United.
You always rub it because is a game I didn't go to.
You go to the zoo.
I have a commitment as a sixer in children to go to London Zoo
- on a very wet day. - I know you're a sixer
but I don't know it will happen make you go to the zoo.
[man] So how do you feel about tonight?
I thought I was fine until I dreamed of two nights ago.
I did me crazy over West Ham and I woke up crying.
- We can't leave it. - No, we can't.
No. We take memories and their enthusiasm with us, right?
Oh, don't say that.
Yes.
Here it is, this is goodbye.
- Thank you for your habits. - Good.
Thank you very much.
- All the best, friend. - See you again.
There are many people here, not there?
Three hours and 20 minutes. No, I'm happy, I'm happy.
No, I'm happy.
I think maybe Nathan does a little business,
but not a queue like that.
You won't think so can cook it fast enough.
Ceremonial, Kerry.
This is an important day to bring steps out on the last day.
I know I've made jokes about that but...
Difficult, it's difficult.
I feel very emotional, actually, honest.
It's already my ritual to...
... not only, like, 27 years doing my magazine...
... but all the years since 1980.
Every single home game, does not miss one.
Last-ever OLAS issues.
Many people early, right?
Now it's time to come a print magazine
is not a necessity in the eyes of people now.
Fun. Ta, buddy.
When I start the magazine is dead,
people wait two weeks or a month for it to come out,
but now they are on their mobile,
they are tweeting, on Facebook.
During the match in seconds, you can bet online
during the match.
So, my magazine is like... current dinosaur news.
Two are left now until we submit them after 27 years.
What will I do, take it online like everyone else? No.
My glory is standing on my stairs,
sell it to people, it's my glory.
That's what I enjoy most,
that is why the showman comes out there.
Today's problem.
This is my show.
When I am above me the stairs outside Upton Park,
selling my magazine, it's my show.
Good.
- Give us a kiss. - Be careful, friend.
I have not fallen because I love West Ham.
I will never fall in love with with West Ham.
You can reverse many things, but time is not one of them.
We have sold out.
This will be hit now because of this, here it is.
Many memories and many history, it will disappear.
That will be difficult.
112 years of history,
and that will be, you know, we have another 90 minutes.
You put it in context,
90 minutes, and that's for Upton Park.
What do you think we will do tonight?
Against Manchester United?
[Mabel] Oh, lose. Man United.
There are always bugs in my ears, they, get on my axis.
Do you think we will win?
[man] You know me,
I believe that we will go to win every game.
I certainly don't...
Both, right? But it doesn't work like that.
That's the problem. We are also wrapped in that emotion.
Yes, because we want it to do it well.
That's what I think about about tonight.
We want them to do well.
[shouting]
[David] Very sad, but the same, it's very interesting.
It would be great if we could leave the land of Boleyn
by hitting the mighty Manchester United .
[blurred]
Otherwise, we block traffic too.
No one can enter or exit.
Good night, buddy.
[commentator] Welcome to Upton Park
and the famous Green Street.
Tonight's view can't be trusted.
During the last four or five hours,
the streets are full with thousands of fans.
Many of them don't have tickets.
They just want to be part of this historical night.
They sing, drink,
lick this extraordinary atmosphere.
They are not open yet the gate yet.
[Mabel] Well, I'm not through that much.
[man] What happened? what are they doing?
[Slaven] Midweek match, night kick-off, Manchester United,
we need victory because this is the last match
ever played at Upton Park.
Record 14, please.
Yes, one, two, three, four, five. Ready.
Mark, only you travel here with the coach,
how many have you said? This is a very different night.
What is out there?
Yes, I mean, crazy.
[Mark] It takes one hour, maybe, to get 200 yards.
We know it will happen like this
but you have to concentrate on the game.
[reporter] Is that pressure, do you feel it?
Surely, it will happen it's hard to get rid of that emotion,
but we will try and win the match, surely.
- Mark, good night. - Cheers, thank you.
- Mark, all the best. - See you again.
[Commentator] It's possible that is a problem here.
The Manchester United the team coach has been delayed.
The team has been stranded on Green Street.
This is really chaotic.
The road is now almost completely blocked with fans.
[singing]
- Is Man U still on the bus? - Yes.
[blurred]
Scary out there.
[whistle]
[singing]
[shouting]
Sit here since 1968, right? You know, it's been a long time.
Still uncomfortable, but it's still our seat.
- They are rather difficult. - This is rotten.
Rotten. There is no leg room.
- No, there is no leg ROM. - But this is our seat.
Good night and welcome to Upton Park.
We have 90 minutes comments
for blind people and blind supporters.
It must be 8:30.
[commentator] I have some news.
Kickoff has been delayed 45 minutes.
West Ham against Manchester United
in the final match here will now start at 8:30.
[crowd] ♪ I'm Forever Blowing Blues ♪
The winner tonight will be safe European place next season.
This is an important game for both teams and there are added dramas
112 years football history
in this part of London will end tonight.
♪ Then like my dreams they fade and die ♪
♪ Luck is always hiding ♪
♪ I've been looking everywhere ♪
♪ I forever blow bubbles ♪
♪ Beautiful bubbles in the air ♪
States!
He wants to live with Daddy.
[singing]
[cheering]
Lasts! Lasts!
... good and strong challenges from...
[comment] Lanzini cuts it back. Oh, come in!
Beautiful goal from Sakho in just five minutes.
West Ham leads 1-0 against Manchester United.
What is this atmosphere!
What is the beginning for this last match at Upton Park.
[singing]
Slaven Bilic Control touch line.
West Ham manager, who is a player here for two seasons.
Very famous.
[unclear comment]
Can be two. Oh!
Denied by guards.
[whistle]
The first half ends,
last time whistle on this land.
Tomorrow morning will arrive there is nothing but memory,
a piece of football history.
With important European points even at stake,
West Ham leads 1-0
and play their role in this historic farewell.
Don't think it will kick until they all start to spill
and then we will know that that's the end and only that.
Yes. It will happen.
[cheering]
It's a night that nobody here will ever forget.
They are watching the end of an era.
I don't think seats at the bottom
has been used all night.
Every man, woman, child on their feet sings,
shout, try and help West Ham wins famous here.
Manchester United in the attack.
Runs well, in the box, goals for Manchester United.
Increase the score. 1-1.
Chase them!
[breath crowd]
Mighty again. They can't stop it.
What an destination for Manchester United!
They are now leading with two goals to one.
[bell clanging]
[Ray] West Ham, we hope like that
screw up a little, and don't have a great season
because next season will be great.
We say that every year. "Next year."
[commentator] Only 15 minutes remaining football at Upton Park.
West Ham! West Ham!
West Ham on the attack.
Payet to Antonio all his own!
Purpose! Two all! Fantastic header from Antonio.
Submitted by Payet.
West Ham returns, 2-2.
West Ham! West Ham!
[male 1] This magnificent old stadium
has strength in me, the passion it produces.
[man 2] It's madness, but it's like positive madness.
We will use this energy from fans.
Come on, you Irons!
[man 3] This is a dream team that we see more.
The team needs us to be the 12th man.
It's not a stadium, the people are West Ham.
[Commentator] 11 minutes left.
Come on!
West Ham gets a free kick.
[no sound]
Payet placing the ball.
The penalty box is crowded.
Players, nudging, jostling, Here he comes.
[wild cheers]
West Ham leads!
The whole crowd erupted, the entire East London erupted!
Have we just seen the last destination in this historic land?
It's 3-2 to West Ham United.
[shouting]
Three minutes for Manchester Unite to fight.
Can West Ham survive for this famous victory?
[whistle]
[final whistle]
The whistle blows. Very good!
So much drama for fans,
for players, of course, for managers.
The suitable man is club captain Mark Noble,
who have seen so many in this stadium
both as a player and human.
What a night for him, what night for the fans,
what night for football.
Cheers will fade,
cheers will remain in their memories
when the last curtain falls.
[singing ♪ "I Forever Blow Bubbles"]
This is a fan who makes it what is this place.
The 12th person on your team, through thick and thin,
Your support has never been shaken.
Now, we want to respect the supporters of our roots at Thames Iron Works,
friends who go to Big War together,
those who take us to victory at Wembley,
who never existed missed the match,
those who have given up iron-iron loyalty
hereditary.
And in particular, we want to choose
a very special young woman.
He came here for the first time game at Boleyn in 1934.
That's it.
82 years passed. He is celebrating _ his 100th birthday
where else but in Boleyn?
He even dances the late, great Bobby Moore.
He is our centenarian, Mabel Arnold is extraordinary.
[cheering]
We are honored to have it You are here tonight, Mabel.
We respect you.
Come and join me here.
You have just become the captain of West Ham
to one of the most abundant unforgettable victories
in our last game here.
- How do you feel? - Um... Emotional, fascinated.
That's the best atmosphere I've ever experienced ever played in my life, so far.
[cheering]
This is family, this is not a football club.
When you come to this football club,
You are embraced
and every West Ham fan out there
is my family, and thank you.
We will see you next season.
[chat is not clear]
- Are you good? - Oh, amazing.
[blurred]
Come on. Come on.
It's done well.
[no sound]
Today, tonight, we say goodbye to our house.
This has become a part of my life
and part of life lots, lots of fans,
but we have to say goodbye and release.
Now it will be the past, it will remain in memory,
memories in our hearts for the rest of our lives.
Women and men, the land will be closed
from midnight, which is 20 minutes.
[Mabel] When I get up from my chair,
and move to that hall,
and I look around,
and I think, "Oh, God, everything's done."
Oh, isn't it quiet here?
You will be fine.
- God bless. - God bless. Watch Out.
[man] We will go to a new place.
This will always be our home, our church.
Upton Park, the Boleyn, that's our place.
[woman] Be careful.
This is the back road.
[chat is not clear]
You too? You too?
- You too? - Well.
- Are you sure? - Yes
Good.
Good, buddy, how are you doing?
You can have what you want to go from me, buddy.
This is the person.
Don't be shy, grandfather. Come on.
- All right, buddy? - Good, buddy, how are you doing?
This is the only man in the club with a nose that is bigger than me.
[laughter]
Yes, bruv.
How are you? Feel good.
Incredible, right?
[Commentator] So, here it is, a new era, a new beginning,
as West Ham welcomes fans to their new home.
- Irons! - Come on, you Irons!
You want spicy sauce for that, right?
How are you? Nice to meet you.
[Ribman] We really three minutes from the stadium.
You can see it. You walk across the canal
and you are at the gate, and that's amazing.
All I've ever wanted is Ribman of West Ham
and it feels like that I really succeeded.
I am Ribman from West Ham.
You are here for games or rolls?
[man] The rolls are very good!
[commentator] at Upton Park, the Average attendance is 33,000.
Today, they expect to double that,
nearly 60,000 fans live in their new homes.
And then to your right, again big bank seat, buddy.
This is very large. That stands Trevor Brooking.
In front of us there is a tunnel and it's just...
It feels like... I like that feel the stretch.
Just feels big compared to Upton Park.
Even the bits we've been walking today,
just feels... It's very big.
Because this is the first game, I'm a little nervous.
In football, you get some surprises sometimes.
Thank you.
Hold Grandpa's hand.
How much is the score today, Scarlet?
Do you know?
- Who will win? - No.
- Who will win? - West Ham.
West Ham, yes.
Hello.
This is a mixture of excitement and a mixture of nervousness.
Really, I will always remember Boleyn's land.
Of course, that's where, you know,
I sneaked in when I was little, seven years old,
but this is amazing.
I mean, just look around and just listen to fans
and, you know, we are still 20 minutes from kickoff.
[Slaven] We have to make it extraordinary land in our new home.
The pitch is the same, as in other places.
When the match starts, this is all about victory.
The first goal is for me, okay?
Every destination is for you.
After that, this is for all of us.
GOOD. But the first is for you.
- The first for me. - Deal.
It's my first time here. Can you imagine?
This is quite extraordinary because we came from a small stadium,
and if West Ham wants to get it accustomed to playing in the big stadium
in the cup final, things like that,
then no better place to play first
to get used to it. I think this will take time.
I will tell you, once that The atmosphere of West Ham begins,
once they get used to it, and you make this home...
This is enough incredible stadium.
[Mabel] When I enter and I see everyone,
I think it's beautiful, like sitting at Wembley.
[woman] Seating is much bigger. There is a pillow on the chair.
Almost feels as you can sit two people in a chair
than... At Upton Park, we are like this.
[Commentator] We are not far from the kick-off.
The teams will appear in five to ten minutes.
[Mark] There is only an inheritance by being an Olympic Stadium.
Just as there are gold medals won at the Olympics,
I am sure we will go to lift the trophy here.
[Ribman] Great memories of Boleyn.
There will always be good memories.
But this is our future.
I think to attract top players from now on,
we have to be in the stadium like this, we need to fill it,
and we have to play good football.
Come on, you are Irons.
[Ray] I like the past.
But sometimes I live in too much of the past, you know?
This is for my children and their children.
♪ Luck is always hiding ♪
♪ I've been looking everywhere ♪
♪ I forever blow bubbles ♪
♪ Beautiful bubbles in the air ♪
[cheering]
At the final whistle, West Ham wins
their first game on new land.
West Ham wins, one-zero.
Slaven Bilic on the field, congratulates the players
in the first Premier League this new campaign game.
How hot do you like your spicy sauce?
Well, it's not too hot.
Oh really? You will not like this.
That's good but...
- Wow. - The season is banging, isn't it?
Yes.
And the problem is, you're used to it
then you have to do it have it all the time.
Anyone want some super-hot sauces?
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