West Ham fans urged to stop calling 999 by police over club’s shocking start
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WEST HAM fans have been warned by cops after calling 999 to moan about their team's shocking start to the season.
The Hammers were beaten 2-0 by Watford on Sunday with new boss David Moyes having it all to do to help his new outfit beat the drop.
But it seems some unhappy Hammers have allowed frustrations to boil over by calling the police to let off steam.
Essex Police Force have warned fans to stop using their emergency number.
It’s got that bad that they have even taken to social media to tell supporters to vent their fury elsewhere.
Essex Police Control room said on Twitter: “Ringing 999 because West Ham Utd have lost again and you aren't sure what to do is not acceptable!
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“It is a complete waste of our time. #999foremergenciesonly.”
The Premier League strugglers missed a host of chances at Vicarage Road with the travelling fans turning on the club's top brass, shouting “sack the board".
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West Ham are 18th in the Premier League and their only saving grace has been all the other teams around them are not winning games either.
David Moyes will get his first taste of the London Stadium atmosphere when they face Leicester City on Friday evening.
