WEST HAM cult hero Andy Carroll partied with fans ahead of their Europa Conference League clash with AZ.
The striker has joined supporters in the Netherlands for the second leg of the semi-final tie.
The Hammers take a 2-1 aggregate lead into the match and fans are in high spirits ahead of kick-off.
Carroll appears to be enjoying the trip abroad and was happy to pose for photos with fans.
He even joined in with a sing-song as he belted out "West Ham are massive, everywhere we go!"
The former England international also bumped into another West Ham favourite - Tony Cottee.
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A huge crowd gathered to watch Carroll singing along, so it seems he remains popular among the West Ham faithful.
Fans on social media also loved the scenes with one writing: "Love the fact he’s getting in amongst it! Top bloke."
Another added: "Brilliant."
A third said: "Andy’s having a party."
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And another commented: "Love that, top man."
Carroll, 34, played for the Irons between 2012-19 and made 142 appearances, scoring 34 goals.
He now plays for Reading and scored nine goals in 30 games last season but could not prevent the Royals from being relegated from the Championship.