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West Ham seek police presence
- Updated: September 12, 2016
West Ham have demanded a police presence for games at the London Stadium after trouble marred Saturday’s match against Watford.
The Hammers confirmed on Monday evening that a total of 10 supporters were ejected from the stadium during the 4-2 Premier League defeat with nearly 50 complaints made over standing in seated areas and anti-social behaviour.
No arrests were made, but the club has asked fans to report all incidents to the club directly as they attempt to cut down the level of anti-social behaviour inside their new home.
A club statement read: “West Ham United undertook a full investigation into the crowd issues immediately after Saturday’s game with Watford and today held a productive meeting with stadium owners E20.
“Whilst West Ham United do not hold the Safety Certificate (this is held by stadium operators LS185) or control the security at the stadium, the club is doing everything possible within its jurisdiction to help provide a safe and enjoyable environment for all …
