West Ham United
Official Name: West Ham United FC
Secretary: Peter Barnes
Press Officer: Miranda Nagalingam
Coach: Allan Curbishley
Address: Green Street, Upton Park, London, E13 9AZ, England
Telephone:(+44) 020 8548 2748
Fax: (+44) 020 8548 2700
E-mail: yourcomments@westhamunited.co.uk
Website: www.whufc.com
Uniform: claret, blue sleeves, white shorts
Alternative uniform: white jersey with claret collar, claret shorts
UEFA Cup Winners' Cup winner: 1965
Intertoto Cup winner: 1999
Charity Shield winner: 1964
War Cup winner: 1940
League Championship play-off winner: 2005
FA Cup winner: 1964, 1975, 1980
Milk Cup winner: 1996, 1997
Division Two winner: 1958, 1981
London League winner: 1897
Western League Division 1B winner: 1907
West Ham Charity Cup winner: 1895
Western League Overall winner: 1907
BBC Sports Personality of the Year Team Award winner: 1965
Southern Leagues Division Two winner: 1899
1895: Foundation of Thames Ironworks FC, First uniform: dark blue, West Ham Charity Cup winner
1897: New uniform: sky blue jersey, white shorts, London League winner
1898: Club turns professional, Entered Southern League Second Division
1899: New uniform: claret jersey with sky blue sleeves (after an Aston Villa player couldn’t pay a lost bet, he gave his uniform as payment)
1899: Southern Leagues Division Two, Promoted to Southern League First Division
1900: July 5: New name: West Ham United FC, New manager: Sydney King
1901: New manager: Syd King, Joined Western League Division 1.
1903: New Crest: a castle added to the crest (date unknown; 1903 or 1904)
1904: New Stadium: Boleyn Ground at Upton Park
1907: Western League Division 1B winner, Western League Overall winner (after beating Western League Division 1A winner Fulham 1-0)
1919: Joined Football League Division Two
1923: Promoted to Division One, FA Cup finalist
1932: New manager: Charlie Paynter, Relegated to Division Two
1940: War Cup winner
1950: New manager: Ted Fenton
1958: Division Two winner, Promoted to Division One
1961: New manager: Ron Greenwood
1964: FA Cup winner, Charity Shield winner
1974: New manager: John Lyall
1965: UEFA Cup Winners' Cup winner, BBC Sports Personality of the Year Team Award winner
1976: UEFA Cup Winners' Cup finalist (lost 4-2 against Anderlecht of Belgium)
1978: Relegated to Division Two
1975: FA Cup winner
1980: FA Cup winner
1981: Division Two winner, Promoted to Division One
1989: New manager: Lou Macari, Relegated to Division Two
1990: New manager: Billy Bonds
1991: Promoted to Division One
1992: Relegated to Division One (formerly (previous season) known as Division Two (due to introduction of Premier League in 1992))
1993: May: Promoted to Premier League
1994: August: New manager: Harry Redknapp
1996: New Crest, Milk Cup winner
1997: Milk Cup winner
1999: Intertoto Cup winner
2001: New manager: Glenn Roeder
2003: August: New manager: Trevor Brooking, October: New manager: Alan Pardew (from Reading FC), Relegated to Division One
2005: Promoted to Premier League, League Championship play-off winner
2006: FA Cup finalist (lost to Liverpool FC after penalty shootout) December 13: New manager: Allan Curbishley (from Charlton Athletic), November: New Owner: Eggert Magnússon of Iceland
2008: New manager: Gianfranco Zola
2010: New manager: Avram Grant