West Ham United fans are planning protests ahead of the visit of Huddersfield Town on Monday night.
The Terriers travel to London to face the Hammers at the start of next week, with the east London outfit sat rock bottom of the Premier League.
The match will be the first at home for West Ham due to the IAAF World Athletics Championships, but the home side will not be greeted with a warm welcome from their fans.
A number of banners and protests are being planned by angry West Ham fans to make their frustrations toward the board heard.
The supporters were infuriated by the Hammers' business late in the transfer window, when a deal for Sporting Lisbon and Portugal midfielder William Carvalho reportedly fell through.
Their failure in the market, along with poor results on the pitch, has created a toxic atmosphere around the London Stadium side.
The fans have set up a Crowdfunding page to raise money for the flags and banners, with one idea reading: "Formed by the working class, ruined by the rich, sold a dream built on lies. Brady, Sullivan, Gold and co., enough is enough, it's time to go."
