The Disabled Supporters Association aims to create a community for the West Ham United disabled fan base. We are determined to continue to improve the matchday experience for all those with disabilities.
Changes are afoot across the Club and not least is the announcement of a new Club badge, and that fans will have the chance to have their say. A consultation process will run throughout the 2026/27 season and any changes will come into effect for the start of the 2028/29 season to allow appropriate time for manufacturing and production deadlines. This extended period will also ensure sufficient time for a thorough review, with supporter feedback at its core and the FAB playin
The final meeting of the Season took place between the Club & the DSB on 20 May, 2026. The agenda included an update on the online ticketing provision now up and running for Accessibility Supporters, the continued abuse of accessible toilets and the success of the Level Playing Field "Unite for Action" campaign. We were also pleased to welcome Interim Club CEO Karim Virani, to the first part of the meeting, who assured Board Members of the continued support of the Club on acc
As the first Season comes to end with British Sign Language provision shown on the match day big screen, we use the opportunity to also recognise UK Deaf Awareness week by members of the DSA and some of the first Team signing our own Bubbles anthem. Read more about the DSA and watch the full video here. https://www.whufc.com/en/news/west-ham-united-bring-bubbles-to-life-in-british-sign-language-to-champion-deaf-awareness-week
