Family of a Kiwi football fan whose ashes were flown to Britain are worried about where his remains will end up because his favourite club is on the move.
When he died in May 2008, Masterton man Paul Sneyd's family decided he should be laid to rest in a memorial garden for West Ham supporters, in the shadow of the club's home stadium in London.
Sneyd, who was 55 when he died, was devoted to the world-famous side.
He would have been delighted West Ham won promotion to the English Premier League last month, just hours after the sixth anniversary of his death, his Whangerei-based daughter Anna Spence said.
However, Sneyd is now in limbo because it is unclear what will happen to the ashes if, as expected, the club shifts from its Upton Park ground to the Olympic Stadium in London next year.