by Staff Writer
Saturday, 14th February 2026
Supporters group Hammers United, who were behind the flying of an anti-board banner above Burton Albion's Pirelli Stadium earlier today have released a statement regarding their latest stunt.
Millions of TV viewers watched the plane - which carried the message "Sullivan & Brady out - no more BS!" - fly above the stadium ahead of today's lunchtime kick-off, which Nuno Espirito Santo's side won 1-0.
And according to Hammers United, the protests are scheduled to continue until the current chairman and his CEO step down from their roles.
"Today’s banner was a peaceful, dignified and legal act of protest organised by West Ham supporters who care deeply about the future of our football club," said Hammers United.
"We broke no banner ‘rules’. The #NoMoreBS campaign is not about division, it’s about accountability. It’s about demanding transparent leadership, financial responsibility, fair treatment of supporters, and a clear long-term strategy for West Ham United.
"When supporters feel unheard, they find lawful and creative ways to make their voices heard. This was one of those moments.
"We love the team, we love the club’s history and traditions - and that’s precisely why we are standing up. West Ham deserves better governance, better communication, and better leadership. Until we see that, #NoMoreBS will continue.”
Crysencio Summerville scored the only goal of the game. West Ham will discover their 5th Round opponents when the draw is made on Monday evening.
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