Also, this film was part of a full length documentary named Away From Home which is about the move to the London Stadium. It can be viewed here if you'd like: vimeo.com/ondemand/awayfromhome
Also, this film was part of a full length documentary named Away From Home which is about the move to the London Stadium. It can be viewed here if you'd like: vimeo.com/ondemand/awayfromhome
Also, this film was part of a full length documentary named Away From Home which is about the move to the London Stadium. It can be viewed here if you'd like: vimeo.com/ondemand/awayfromhome
This film was part of a full length documentary named Away From Home which is about the move to the London Stadium. It can be viewed here if you'd like: vimeo.com/ondemand/awayfromhome
This film was part of a full length documentary named Away From Home which is about the move to the London Stadium. It can be viewed here if you'd like: vimeo.com/ondemand/awayfromhome
Sass isn't it where time goes and things change. I went to school in Harold Road, just off Green Street. Lived in Plashet Grove for a bit too. Now I'm old!
This film was part of a full length documentary named Away From Home which is about the move to the London Stadium. It can be viewed here if you'd like: vimeo.com/ondemand/awayfromhome
And people (supposed Hammers) are upset cos David 'I'm 82!' Gold got shouted at a bit? This was the end of our club. Will NEVER forgive those 3 scumbags who did this to us. Don't expect much sympathy to be fair from other club's fans (re the stadium deal), but for some West Ham to defend our board now? Shame on them.
This film was part of a full length documentary named Away From Home which is about the move to the London Stadium. It can be viewed here if you'd like: vimeo.com/ondemand/awayfromhome
I've not seen this so called 'Irons Men' Video West Ham have decided to make (And probably charge £££ for) but it'll have to go a long way to beat this. Watched it over 20+times now! Thank you for the hard work and great video. COYI
This film was part of a full length documentary named Away From Home which is about the move to the London Stadium. It can be viewed here if you'd like: vimeo.com/ondemand/awayfromhome
This film was part of a full length documentary named Away From Home which is about the move to the London Stadium. It can be viewed here if you'd like: vimeo.com/ondemand/awayfromhome
This film was part of a full length documentary named Away From Home which is about the move to the London Stadium. It can be viewed here if you'd like: vimeo.com/ondemand/awayfromhome
This film was part of a full length documentary named Away From Home which is about the move to the London Stadium. It can be viewed here if you'd like: vimeo.com/ondemand/awayfromhome
Also, this film was part of a full length documentary named Away From Home which is about the move to the London Stadium. It can be viewed here if you'd like: vimeo.com/ondemand/awayfromhome
This film was part of a full length documentary named Away From Home which is about the move to the London Stadium. It can be viewed here if you'd like: vimeo.com/ondemand/awayfromhome
This film was part of a full length documentary named Away From Home which is about the move to the London Stadium. It can be viewed here if you'd like: vimeo.com/ondemand/awayfromhome
This film was part of a full length documentary named Away From Home which is about the move to the London Stadium. It can be viewed here if you'd like: vimeo.com/ondemand/awayfromhome
This film was part of a full length documentary named Away From Home which is about the move to the London Stadium. It can be viewed here if you'd like: vimeo.com/ondemand/awayfromhome
This film was part of a full length documentary named Away From Home which is about the move to the London Stadium. It can be viewed here if you'd like: vimeo.com/ondemand/awayfromhome
I stopped watching arsenal in 2002, as arsenal decided to leave highbury Have not seen arsenal since, and never will again Highbury will always be what arsenal was for me, standing on the north bank as a kid For me, arsenal is dead, highbury is gone So i understand what these west ham fans feel like. Highbury went and so did my love for arsenal. So i know what you guys feel like, but off course for you it was west ham, and upton park. Your new ground will never replace the old stadium. Glad i will never watch arsenal again, no matter what they do. Arsenal for me, will always be highbury, remember my first game there paying £4 as a kid to stand on north bank So i know what you west ham fans feel like
Are you serious? No vandalism, no anti social behaviour. What do you do sit behind your locked door unless you really really have to go out. East London used to be a community the local shop keepers publicans business owners even the beat bobbies knew everybody by name Nowadays people don't know their next door neighbour. Gentrification has torn the heart out of London it's the same around Waterloo and Elephant and Castle most of the pubs have been replaced by wannabe bistros and wine bars the people who have bought them can't understand why they're not popular after all the staff wear name badges but the customers don't and as the words to the old TV series "cheers " said. Sometimes you want to go where every one knows your name.when I go in the pub the barmaid calls me by name starts pouring my drink without me having to tell her what I want and asks after my family she knows what school my kids go to because hers go to the same one even if none of my mates are in there I'm not on my own because I can always bunny with the landlord and bar staff. This is what's meant by community not some council owned Community Centre in the middle of an estate
Elephant is beautiful now (still needs some dirty parts to get rid off)...before it was like rubbish everywhere, dirty, messy (old shopping centre and around was like somewhere from Mad Max movies), undeveloped and full of crimes: But still needs jobs to be done there ...Walworth Rd still dirty and polluted....well it was like some villages from 3rd world countries (or like American slams ) ...horrible...
@@nebod1556 I loved the walworth Road back in the 50s and 60s. A1 records,the temple bar, Arments pie and mash, rosemans tailors etc. The Old Kent Road was the same I was down both recently and everything is different true it's cleaner but it's full of the same coffee shops and fast food chains you'll find anywhere in the world it has no identity. The Nelson is the only proper pub left in the Old Kent Road. The Thomas a' Becket,duncow, frog and night, world upside down the wellington all gone or turned into third rate restaurants you're right about the shopping centre though it always was a shit hole. Nowadays i enjoy a stroll down the Bethnal Green road it still feels like Old London.cafes ,pubs, proper chippies stalls and pie and mash shops but as soon as you get away from BGR it's just like every where else in Britain Starbucks, pretty and countless chicken takeaways funny that, when i was a kid chicken was a luxury we'd more often have beef lamb or pork. Nowadays i can't afford that but that's life its constantly changing. I suppose when my kids get to my age they'll be going on about how great life was today
Also, this film was part of a full length documentary named Away From Home which is about the move to the London Stadium. It can be viewed here if you'd like: vimeo.com/ondemand/awayfromhome
Still kills me, 7 years later, I was raised at that beautiful ground.
Yep, still is!
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Still brings a little tear to my eye....six years on ⚒⚒
Yep!
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I don’t know whether to be proud or sad to say I was there that night. 😢
A bit of both I guess. Great but very sad day
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As your worst enemy ie a Millwall fan I sympathise it was the same when we left ColdBlow Lane
te apoyo desde Chile West ham, me hubiera gustado visitar el boleyn..
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6 months on now....God I wish we'd stayed....
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Sass isn't it where time goes and things change. I went to school in Harold Road, just off Green Street. Lived in Plashet Grove for a bit too. Now I'm old!
Great video. I hate these new modern stadiums and will miss the Boleyn, some fond memories going with Liverpool. YNWA
This film was part of a full length documentary named Away From Home which is about the move to the London Stadium. It can be viewed here if you'd like: vimeo.com/ondemand/awayfromhome
And people (supposed Hammers) are upset cos David 'I'm 82!' Gold got shouted at a bit? This was the end of our club. Will NEVER forgive those 3 scumbags who did this to us. Don't expect much sympathy to be fair from other club's fans (re the stadium deal), but for some West Ham to defend our board now? Shame on them.
This film was part of a full length documentary named Away From Home which is about the move to the London Stadium. It can be viewed here if you'd like: vimeo.com/ondemand/awayfromhome
I've not seen this so called 'Irons Men' Video West Ham have decided to make (And probably charge £££ for) but it'll have to go a long way to beat this. Watched it over 20+times now! Thank you for the hard work and great video. COYI
This film was part of a full length documentary named Away From Home which is about the move to the London Stadium. It can be viewed here if you'd like: vimeo.com/ondemand/awayfromhome
We should never of left😢☹️⚒
This film was part of a full length documentary named Away From Home which is about the move to the London Stadium. It can be viewed here if you'd like: vimeo.com/ondemand/awayfromhome
brilliant from a Chelsea fan
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pure class
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The limbs view of the Bobby Moore lower from that tower block are spine tingling
Also, this film was part of a full length documentary named Away From Home which is about the move to the London Stadium. It can be viewed here if you'd like: vimeo.com/ondemand/awayfromhome
Worst day of my life that was. I thought it would be a good thing moving but it's turned out to be the worst thing this club has ever done
I'm just glad that was the last game and not the Swansea debacle the week before.
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Really Nice ! Grtz from Holland! COYI
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Great film
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Will the gains of the move out way what we've lost...
Hits me every time!
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@@mitcheyfilm Thanks for the reply 7 years later, mate! You’ll be pleased to know I have a digital copy I purchased on Amazon Prime.
Anyone know when the flats are for sale ..
Jesus watching that especially at the end. What have we become...
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I stopped watching arsenal in 2002, as arsenal decided to leave highbury
Have not seen arsenal since, and never will again
Highbury will always be what arsenal was for me, standing on the north bank as a kid
For me, arsenal is dead, highbury is gone
So i understand what these west ham fans feel like. Highbury went and so did my love for arsenal.
So i know what you guys feel like, but off course for you it was west ham, and upton park.
Your new ground will never replace the old stadium.
Glad i will never watch arsenal again, no matter what they do.
Arsenal for me, will always be highbury, remember my first game there paying £4 as a kid to stand on north bank
So i know what you west ham fans feel like
Same here, West Ham isn't the same now Upton Park is gone, it was our spiritual football home.
Good good...all antisocial behaviour and vandalisam stopped now ....now is the paradise to live there ...before it was hell
Are you serious? No vandalism, no anti social behaviour. What do you do sit behind your locked door unless you really really have to go out. East London used to be a community the local shop keepers publicans business owners even the beat bobbies knew everybody by name Nowadays people don't know their next door neighbour. Gentrification has torn the heart out of London it's the same around Waterloo and Elephant and Castle most of the pubs have been replaced by wannabe bistros and wine bars the people who have bought them can't understand why they're not popular after all the staff wear name badges but the customers don't and as the words to the old TV series "cheers " said. Sometimes you want to go where every one knows your name.when I go in the pub the barmaid calls me by name starts pouring my drink without me having to tell her what I want and asks after my family she knows what school my kids go to because hers go to the same one even if none of my mates are in there I'm not on my own because I can always bunny with the landlord and bar staff. This is what's meant by community not some council owned Community Centre in the middle of an estate
Elephant is beautiful now (still needs some dirty parts to get rid off)...before it was like rubbish everywhere, dirty, messy (old shopping centre and around was like somewhere from Mad Max movies), undeveloped and full of crimes: But still needs jobs to be done there ...Walworth Rd still dirty and polluted....well it was like some villages from 3rd world countries (or like American slams ) ...horrible...
@@nebod1556 I loved the walworth Road back in the 50s and 60s. A1 records,the temple bar, Arments pie and mash, rosemans tailors etc. The Old Kent Road was the same I was down both recently and everything is different true it's cleaner but it's full of the same coffee shops and fast food chains you'll find anywhere in the world it has no identity. The Nelson is the only proper pub left in the Old Kent Road. The Thomas a' Becket,duncow, frog and night, world upside down the wellington all gone or turned into third rate restaurants you're right about the shopping centre though it always was a shit hole. Nowadays i enjoy a stroll down the Bethnal Green road it still feels like Old London.cafes ,pubs, proper chippies stalls and pie and mash shops but as soon as you get away from BGR it's just like every where else in Britain Starbucks, pretty and countless chicken takeaways funny that, when i was a kid chicken was a luxury we'd more often have beef lamb or pork. Nowadays i can't afford that but that's life its constantly changing. I suppose when my kids get to my age they'll be going on about how great life was today
@@michaelharrison3602 Bethnal Green is still great ...yes
Also, this film was part of a full length documentary named Away From Home which is about the move to the London Stadium. It can be viewed here if you'd like: vimeo.com/ondemand/awayfromhome