In 2016, an epic new chapter starts for West Ham United as the eagerly anticipated move to the iconic Olympic Stadium beckons.
The switch to the famous arena in the Queen Elizabeth Park will eventually make the Hammers a bigger threat in the Premier League than they already are.
However, the East Londoner’s sacrifice for the exhilarating move next year is the loss of the equally iconic Boleyn Ground.
Home of West Ham since 1904, the 35,016 capacity stadium will sadly be knocked down and replaced with flats from June 2016.
Over the years, Upton Park has seen some incredible players grace the famous pitch, as well as some magnificent moments that, not just the Hammers faithful will remember, but the whole of English football.
Here are just five of those brilliant memories that will never, ever be erased from anyone remotely associated with West Ham…
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This will be an ongoing feature, Graham. We’ll get to those games, I’m sure.
WHU have been at the Boleyn 111 years and yet you choose 5 memorable games from only the past 15 years. What about the previous 96? Foe example the 1965 European Cup Winners Cup semi final victory over Real Zaragoza or the 8-0 victory over Sunderland in 1968 when Geoff Hurst scored six goals
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