West Ham supporters sent out a clear message to the board by flying a banner prior to the club's FA Cup fixture with Burton Albion.
The Hammers travelled to the Pirelli Stadium for a lunchtime kick-off in the fourth round but the clash with the League One outfit was overshadowed by a protest just before kick-off.
A plane flew over the ground calling for David Sullivan and Karen Brady to step down from the club's board. The message on the banner read, 'Sullivan and Brady out, 'No More BS'.
In the away section, some West Ham fans held up red cards with the same message on as supporters made it clear that they want changes at the very top.
The East London outfit are currently 18th in the Premier League, three points behind 17th placed Nottingham Forest after 26 games.
Topics: West Ham United, FA Cup
Josh Lawless