A quarter of a million West Ham United fans went missing in dismal relegation season – it’s official
The Story So Far
West Ham United experienced a notable decrease in stadium attendance during a campaign that ultimately resulted in the team’s relegation. Recent data confirms that approximately 250,000 supporters were absent from matches throughout that difficult year, representing a significant downturn in live viewership. This sharp decline in turnstile figures highlights the impact of the club's struggles on matchday participation. As the side fought unsuccessfully to avoid the drop, the diminishing crowds reflected a wider sense of frustration within the fanbase. These official statistics provide a factual overview of the reduced engagement seen during one of the club’s least successful historical periods.
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