It hasn't taken very long for West Ham fans to come up with a new chant celebrating the recently installed claret carpet at London Stadium - on game in fact.
The newly-installed rug around the running track at the arena in E20 was laid down before the 2-2 draw against Leicester City in the Premier League on Saturday at a cost believed to be in excess of £300,000.
It is a vivid and striking shade of claret and is a million times better than the hideous green cover that used to be laid over the running track around the stadium.
It was unveiled to the masses at the weekend and the general consensus is that it has gone down well with the home supporters, though some have used it as a stick to beat the club with.
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Michail Antonio certainly made himself feel welcome on the new 4G surface when he celebrated his opening goal in Stratford on Saturday, laying on and giving it a stroke.
And now a video has emerged of some Hammers supporters in the west stand at London Stadium serenading the new carpet during its triumphant debut last weekend.
You will recognise that it is to the same tune of the Dimitri Payet chant that used to adorn the terraces of Upton Park and, briefly, at London Stadium before the Frenchman departed back to his former club Marseille in January 2017.
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Both are set, of course, to the tune of Achy Breaky Heart by Billy Ray Cyrus.
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