Are WHUFC right to ban kumb.com?

[Home Counties East]

Maybe all the fans' websites have got a bad name due to those which are cesspits of moronic comment, obscenity, and thinly-veiled celebration of football violence.

[James P]

Maybe all the fans' websites have got a bad name due to those which are cesspits of moronic comment, obscenity, and thinly-veiled celebration of football violence.

Ignorant people will always generalise and tar all things with the same brush. You just have to live with it I guess.

[The Collector]

having a laugh surely?

Up until the new site Aliadiere was down as playing for us in a game this season.

Yeah? Any good?

[Lez]

blimey i just read a bit further on ,from where i left off yesterday,and see they've nobbled olas as well. The very question i asked !

UTJ i really hope you and Mr Firmager of OLAS fame and fortune find a result that suit's , cos this is one ****ed up hornets nest they have stirred.

Good luck i am sure we are all united behind both fan based products.

[MadMart]

sorry - I ticked yes by mistake - stoopidoo

[Up the Junction]

Anniversary time ... it's a year this Wednesday since KUMB were first banned from attending post-match press conferences at the Boleyn Ground by Miranda Nagalingam.

[YGNB]

Anniversary time ... it's a year this Wednesday since KUMB were first banned from attending post-match press conferences at the Boleyn Ground by Miranda Nagalingam.

Wasn't she one of the birds suspended for putting it about in the U.S?

Whatever happened about that

[dapablo]

I thought she was sacked, surely you could turn up once again !

[Up the Junction]

Wasn't she one of the birds suspended for putting it about in the U.S?

Whatever happened about that

Last I heard she was back at work having been (quietly) reinstated.

[GeorgeParris'Pet]

Last I heard she was back at work having been (quietly) reinstated.

Is this the same bint that was allegedly being pumped by an ex WHU manager too?

[szola]

Any possibilities of KUMB attending post match press conferences?

[Fionn]

Is this the same bint that was allegedly being pumped by an ex WHU manager too?

Is she tasty?

[Georgee Paris]

Pumped - surely a word not used enough when talking about a bit of slap and tickle.

[YGNB]

Is she the Asian bird who sits behind the manager at games?

[AlfieG]

Is this her? (Facebook)

[Billydinho]

Is she the Asian bird who sits behind the manager at games?

Who says there's no Asians in football?

[Hambrosia Stu]

She's a friend with James Collins, so I guess so

[Fionn]

Kinky bitch... :lol:

[claretcloggy]

can someone please explaine to me again why kumb are banned then?(can't be arsed to troggle through the pages :lol: )
and is it on one par with sheffield wednesday sueing their main supporters website 'owlstalk'(read something about that the other day).

[libero]

The obvious answer to the question is of course no. No they are not right to ban KUMB or any media that have a reasonable following among West Ham fans. The fact that they do ban KUMB is a typical sign of insecurity and hypocrisy often seen in organizations which are not well run professionally and feel uncomfortable with the truth.

However the strenghth of a site like KUMB is that it is independant of the club and feels no need, financially or otherwise, to follow the official club line. Which is what makes the site and this forum worth reading. Once drawn within the general infrastructure of the club (even to the minor extent of attending press conferences) a degree of independence is lost.

I attend a huge number of press conferences per year (never at Upton Park unfortunately) and the interest in any press conference is usually minimal and the degree of arse licking on show is often very depressing. The only real interest sometimes tends to be in the pre- and post-press conference gossip that gets bandied about. Apart from that I don't think KUMB is missing much by being banned