west ham moved to olympic stadium in august 2016.
west ham moved to olympic stadium in august 2016.
when did west ham move to olympic stadium?
august 2016
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on 4 august 2016, kouyaté scored west ham's first ever goal at the olympic stadium, coming in the eighth minute of a europa league game against nk domžale. he also scored the second in the game, which west ham won 3–0. on 26 october 2016, kouyaté scored the opening goal in a 2–1 efl cup victory against rivals chelsea. on 8 april 2017, kouyaté scored a "stunning low 25-yard strike", as west ham beat relegation rivals swansea city.









































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cheikhou kouyaté
west ham united were named as anchor concessionaires for the olympic stadium on 23 march 2013. at a press conference to mark the event with mayor of london boris johnson, brady said:”'i’m delighted that we have been confirmed today as the anchor concessionaire for the olympic stadium. i commend my two chairmen for their passion and commitment. i am delighted this has been rewarded now that their ambition to see the club they love enjoy a bright future at the iconic olympic stadium has been realised.” in july 2013, brady gave evidence before a house of lords committee, where she said the club has debts of £70m that would need to be paid before the proposed move to the olympic stadium in 2016. brady oversaw the club's move from the boleyn ground to the olympic stadium in the summer of 2016. subsequently renamed as london stadium, the move saw west ham united increase their capacity from 35,000 to 57,000 seats – which were completely sold out before the start of the 2016–17 campaign, giving the club the third biggest home attendance in the premier league. following the move to the olympic stadium, some supporters who wanted to stay at upton park targeted verbal abuse towards brady and other board members during crowd disturbances during west ham's home 2–4 defeat to watford on 10 september 2016. in october 2016, brady received further criticism after describing west ham's move to the london stadium as "a chance to rebrand the club". brady later clarified her comments, made at the leaders sport business summit, and went on to describe west ham's move to the new stadium as "part of our ambitious strategy to take our club to the very top of the world’s most-popular sport."
karren brady