West Ham United supporters group plans to protest before Crystal Palace game and boycott against Brentford | OneFootball

A West Ham United supporters group is demanding the resignation of vice-chairman Karren Brady and chairman David Sullivan, according to the Telegraph.

West Ham lost their opening two Premier League games before being dumped out of the League Cup by Wolverhampton Wanderers.

The London Stadium club left it late to secure a 3-0 win over Nottingham Forest on Sunday, but they remain 16th in the table and fans are unhappy with the board.

Hammers United plans to protest before the Crystal Palace game later this month and is asking fans to boycott the Brentford game in the following month.

The supporters group insists their beloved West Ham are ‘dying a slow death’, and meetings with the Metropolitan Police have been held about protest plans ‘to bring an end to the disastrous Brady and Sullivan era’.

Members of Hammers United, a group affiliated with the Football Supporters Association, want both Brady and Sullivan to resign and no longer be involved in running West Ham.

The group announced a week ago that it was plotting action, and a petition set up in May to force the duo out of the club reached 10,000 signatures.

They have been in charge of West Ham since 2010, after 16 years at Birmingham City, and the downs have outweighed the ups at the club since then.

The Hammers have struggled for consistency and are often battling against relegation. The fans have had enough.

It is not the first time that West Ham supporters have protested against their owners, and their latest efforts may not deliver the desired results.