Never shy in sharing his views, joint West Ham Chairman David Gold may have gone too far this time, by revealing his predilection for desecrating a stand at Upton Park.
Pardon David.
I suppose if you’re chairman of a club you can do what you like, but spunking into a stand seems a little bit too much for my innocent mind.
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