The Olympic Stadium & The Boleyn Community
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- West Ham: The Olympic Stadium & the Boleyn Community.
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With West Ham moving into the Olympic Stadium this coming season, we take an illustrative approach as to how that will affect the Boleyn community.
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i am so impressed with how well put together your analysis is. Keep up with good work / analysis and surely more subs will come.
Gold, Sullivan and Brady sold everyone a lie, chiefly us West Ham supporters.
would love to see a video on AFC Wimbledon!
Love the club. Our Rags To Riches guys were going to go to the big game tomorrow but they couldn't get tickets. Was hoping to film a special episode about the club as well as a future "franchise vs football" documentary.
uMAXit Football as a Wimbledon fan, if you ever need a ticket give me a shout
Damn bro. Your channel is quality 👌🏻
Damn bro, thank you!
music too spooky for me 😂👻
Absolutely brilliant channel. Great analysis with nice art makes it very enjoyable and easy to follow, especially with the visual representations (bars and graphs and such).
Now I'm not British so maybe I might be missing out something here, but why is it that West Ham hold responsibility for the commercial establishments around the stadium?
I understand their business will be affected, but unless West Ham had a financial say in them, aren't they acting independently from the club?
Ie. the pubs and bars chose to set up around the stadium hoping for increased clientele.
Would love to see a video dedicated to the Bundesliga community over cash ideology. U mentioned it in the Leipzig video, but elaboration would be great. Love ur channel x
This is a great video, had no idea of the ‘corruption’ surrounding the ground move.
I really love this analysis. I would have liked for you to describe the Boleyn community. Can anyone from the London area describe the demographics of that area? Is it a working class neighborhood or one that is more well to do? Is that area mostly occupied by renters or home owners?
keep it up, guys!
Ismael Serrano the old boelyn ground was basically the east end of london in a nutshell, small homes and flats, shops and also cafe's and pubs. A lot of those businesses will probably shut down as a lot were kept alive by the stadium. What happened to west is similar to arsenal moving from highbury to the emirates, as the stadium is quiet and less homely
it's in the newham borough and yes it's mostly a working/ lower middle class kind of area. only about 28% of that entire area is white, only half of that being british white. and it's mostly occupied by a mix of both but a lot of renters as well.
Thanks for replying, Lord Murphy! From what I hear, part of the Highbury was converted into lofts (flats as you call it across the Atlantic). Did that help the area revitalize the business activity there? They look pretty chic.
the Highbury development was done reasonably tastefully. The Art - Deco era (1910-1920 era) West and East stands have kept their facade and external features. Both beautiful examples of the period's architecture.
What used to be the Highbury pitch now serves as a communal gardens area for residents. I haven't been inside, as I'm neither a resident nor know anyone who lives within that complex, but from the outside, and the promotional clips I've seen, the apartments themselves seem ok in terms of size and space. Not nearly worth the prices quoted to your average couple / family buyer though, especially with the North London property market being as laughably inflated as it is.
Let's put it like this - If I had a pile of money large enough to afford a slice of that block, I'd buy it for my dad, who was a Highbury regular during the playing days for thirty plus years....but not if I had to pay back a bank for the rest of my life to do it! ;-)
Such scary music ...
Thanks for explaining this to me. Now I know why Hammer fans are upset at the club. Love your channel btw
#boardout we want our club back sold our soul for a bowl. #boardout
Nathan's a pie and mash shop just closed down last week it was right next to the boleyn ground. It had been there for decades. Sullivan gold and Brady have killed a part of West ham.
Great video, awesome channel! Small typo at 0:47, "equpiment", perhaps you can fix it with an annotation :)
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Worst mistake WH did was to build that stadium instead of a rebuild of boleyn.
West Ham didn’t build the Olympic stadium. It was built for the 2012 London Olympics, as the name suggests.
@@Ren_1090 doesnt matter. They are playing therd. Same thing.
I'm confused, what should West Ham do to "help" the local community they left behind? Should they have to give cash payments to every business that will be damaged by the move? I don't understand what you're advocating for here.
great videos keep it up
Two Crims And A Shady Lady.
hackneys actually better now. people can move away for the better. id like to see a video on anzhi machakhkakakhakhkakla whatever their called on how they had a fortune and now dont. and maybe rangers death and rebirth. these videos are excellent
and/or leeds
Easy to say that when you have the money mate
did someone just say "porno parasites?"
A year later how regretful Hammers fans must feel, they were deceived by the owners greed and filth, lost their soul by leaving Upton Park and are now facing turmoil and on the blink of relegation, hope they don’t go down and the board gets out
Who gets the profit made from the stadium? If it's West Ham, because it sounds like a "normal lease," the gov fucked up.
So they move to the new ground without having a decent plan to help the community they left. I never think that the football club would be this important in microeconomics.
Why isnt this regulated. Its disgusting how they have destroyed the consumer through this deal. Apalling.
That happened when London agreed to host the Olympics.
It's no surprise that our board are massive Conservatives and got the deal through lobbying the government.
Interesting video. I'm curious as to why Tifo Football thinks that WHUFC is responsible for community problems when they are simply tenants to a stadium in an area. I don't quite understand the notion that a football club is responsible for the financial support of the local community. WHUFC in my eyes has no responsibility for people obtaining jobs or affordable housing; that's the people's first, then the gov't responsibility.
I think the area has certainly improved and development has been true (I live in Stratford). I can count 17 contruction cranes outside my window! Great to see East London building up, though I don't understand how WHUFC is directly responsible for people being priced out of their housing. I think the key here is that many people have misunderstood sports clubs and think their existence serves the purpose of community benefit, but in reality they are for-profit entertaiment companies; which isn't really my opinion, that's just fact. Teams command hundreds of millions and sometimes billions in revenues; it's clear what they are. Why the public believes that sport entities (out of all private (mostly) business categories) is responsible for their well-being is beyond me.
Just my thoughts on this here...
Matthew Burke people don’t cry with joy when most companies do well. Sports clubs are a different animal; people find and create community around other supporters. The history of a club is also a draw, as we see in the “my granddad was a hammer and my dad was a hammer and so am I.”
The clubs sell people on being more than a private entertainment entity. It is not surprising that fans are upset that others who have supported the club for so long and added to the match day atmosphere have been left out in the cold.
The club has a right to move, and people have a right to feel less affection for a club that does so.
Watch nightscapes video, he basically broke into the stadium... so that tax payers money for security seems unaccounted in places
the job of a club is to be a business and make a return on investment. community support is simply part of club marketing as an engaged community buys tickets, merchandise, etc. It is in the clubs interest to have wealthier fans who are willing to spend more on theit product and that is the way it should be. Its business.
You can’t blame West Ham, it was Epic Deal !!
Sorry that this is like two years too late, but also worth mentioning that Gold, Sullivan and Brady all lobbied the Conservative government by going to dinners with David Cameron and his likes. Not surprising that we got the stadium.
"Equpiment"
The only people who benefited from the move were the owners and Brady. Welcome to the modern world.
well damn
I just discovered this channel today, and most of its content seems to be great!! But I don't really like this video... firstly, the costs of 534M pounds seem to include both the construction and the conversion of the stadium. However, the stadium probably would've been build anyway, even if there had not been a football club willing to play in it. So instead of adding the construction costs, it seems more reasonable to only look at the conversion costs and the costs of stewarding, equipment and so on... and then you would have to compare those costs to the costs of the stadium with either no football club or another football club playing in the stadium. Even if this means a loss for the taxpayer, if the loss is smaller than it would've been without West Ham playing in this stadium, it probably still is a good deal.
A second thing is that, for a football club, being able to sign a good deal and to move to a stadium like an Olympic stadium will generally be a good thing for that club, especially when it means playing in a more modern stadium with more capacity. When I watching this video, I almost fell as if you were trying to present West Ham not as a football club, but as some kind of charity. However, if a football club wants to be successful, especially in a tough league like the English one, the club should not try to pretend to be some kind of communal charity. If it's a good business decision for West Ham to move, then they should move. It'll mean an advantage to some and a disadvantage to other, but that's not something for a football club to consider.
I almost felt like, with this video, you were trying to force some kind of opinion upon the viewers. And honestly, I don't really enjoy when people are doing something like that, so unfortunately, that has made this video a little less good to watch for me...
Matthew Burke people don’t cry with joy when most companies do well. Sports clubs are a different animal; people find and create community around other supporters. The history of a club is also a draw, as we see in the “my granddad was a hammer and my dad was a hammer and so am I.”
The clubs sell people on being more than just another private entertainment entity. It is not surprising that fans are upset that others who have supported the club for so long and added to the match day atmosphere have been left out in the cold.
The club has a right to move, and people have a right to feel less affection for a club that does so.
Nobody watches west ham for success
boooo hooo, no you cant act on your economic interest, that's evil
if someone opens a pub, that's bring down every other pub in town, is that also evil?
Scummy club