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West Ham fans are up in arms after it was revealed that Upton Park tube station will be open for just ONE of the club's remaining home fixtures this season.
Transport for London (TfL) - who have been slammed on a number of occasions in the past for failing to provide a service to supporters wishing to travel to Upton Park - are planning outages on no less than four of the five remaining home game match days this season.
News of the disruption to service has led to accusations that West Ham are simply not doing enough to ensure supporters are able to get to the Boleyn Ground.
Meanwhile others have suggested the ongoing delays and cancellations are of a rather more sinister nature, being deliberately timed to turn fans in favour of moving to the Olympic Stadium.
TfL's planned disruptions
5th March (today): Stoke City
District Line: No service between Bromley-by-Bow and Upminster. Between 1pm and 7pm, no service between Bromley-by-Bow and Upney eastbound and Bromley-by-Bow and Barking westbound. Replacement buses operate.
Hammersmith & City Line: No service between Liverpool Street and Barking.
2nd April: Man Utd
Both District and Hammersmith & City lines open.
16th April: Aston Villa
District Line: No service between Bromley-by-Bow and East Ham.
Hammersmith & City Line: No service between Liverpool Street and Barking.
7th May: Blackburn
District Line: No service between Embankment and East Ham.
Hammersmith & City Line: No service between Kings Cross St.Pancras and Barking.
22nd May: Sunderland
District Line: No service between Barking and Tower Hill.
Hammersmith & City Line: No service between Kings Cross St.Pancras and Barking.
Now that is taking the piss
West Ham fans are up in arms after it was revealed that Upton Park tube station will be open for just ONE of the club's remaining home fixtures this season.
Transport for London (TfL) - who have been slammed on a number of occasions in the past for failing to provide a service to supporters wishing to travel to Upton Park - are planning outages on no less than four of the five remaining home game match days this season.
News of the disruption to service has led to accusations that West Ham are simply not doing enough to ensure supporters are able to get to the Boleyn Ground.
Meanwhile others have suggested the ongoing delays and cancellations are of a rather more sinister nature, being deliberately timed to turn fans in favour of moving to the Olympic Stadium.
TfL's planned disruptions
5th March (today): Stoke City
District Line: No service between Bromley-by-Bow and Upminster. Between 1pm and 7pm, no service between Bromley-by-Bow and Upney eastbound and Bromley-by-Bow and Barking westbound. Replacement buses operate.
Hammersmith & City Line: No service between Liverpool Street and Barking.
2nd April: Man Utd
Both District and Hammersmith & City lines open.
16th April: Aston Villa
District Line: No service between Bromley-by-Bow and East Ham.
Hammersmith & City Line: No service between Liverpool Street and Barking.
7th May: Blackburn
District Line: No service between Embankment and East Ham.
Hammersmith & City Line: No service between Kings Cross St.Pancras and Barking.
22nd May: Sunderland
District Line: No service between Barking and Tower Hill.
Hammersmith & City Line: No service between Kings Cross St.Pancras and Barking.
Now that is taking the piss