West Ham vice-chairman Karren Brady believes they've silenced critical fans.
Brady and owners David Sullivan and David Gold have been the target of constant attacks during their time at the club, with the controversial move to the Olympic Stadium and their lack of spending sparking big protests.
"The Premier League conduct a survey every year about how fans feel about how supporters feel about their club and when we put David Moyes in charge, the feeling of positivity about West Ham was at 29 per-cent," Brady told the Sunday World.
"Now it is 99 per-cent, so people will agree we have taken giants strides forward. The average is 82 per-cent, so we are at the top of the list for how positive people feel about their club.
"In life you get your ups and downs and you have to have your vision and stick to it. You have to be convinced your vision is right and even though people doubted us, they can now see that we have made great strides."
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