Hammers hall of fame (Updated)
1900-1910
1910-1920
1920-1930
1930-1950
1950-1960
1960-1970
1970-1980
1980-1990

Alvin Martin

Julian Dicks

Alan Devonshire

Tony Cottee

Frank MacAvennie

Paul Ince
If you never concede a goal, you're going to win more games than you lose.
Alvin Martin
Julian Dicks
Alan Devonshire
Tony Cottee
Frank MacAvennie
Paul Ince
tevez, nuff said
Tom MacAlister…….. great goalie.
Tevez is easily the best player we have ever had play for us.
You never seen Sir Trev play then?
Ha ha, that’s my West Ham scarf that Pixie Lott is holding!
sir trevor brooking….anyday
greetings from indonesia.
im hammers too.
Those former “Hammers” are legends of WHU fooballing history.Did I notice Billy Bonds there? He should be, lol. 🙂
You never said a truer word,he taught my son how to conduct himself both on and off the field.Thanks Bill,Regards Albert Martin
Legends as a tag is over used these days, Tevez, Cole, Cottee and Ludo have played their parts but legends?
Add Lyall, Greenwood, Macca and PDC to that T-shirt and thats the muttz nuts.
Can’t believe these West Ham fans think that any player ie Tevez maybe who was with us a season. Nobody comes close to the Great lengend that spent 90% of his career with the club, that is Bobby Moore ! I was so lucky to have seen him play many times, his anticipation in the tackle, his leadership on the field and his passing. no other player than the World Cup captain, that is the Great Bobby Moore.
In one of the 1923 FA Cup final photos( the one of the fans crushed together in the goalmouth), is that Gianfranco Zola fourth from the left with his hands on a policeman’s back?
Cool
Mooro was a giant, but BONZO was the one and all time Hammer
can nobody remember people like Clyde Best, Ray Stewart, Ludek Mikloscow Brian Dear. etc.etc.etc.
Why have you got the West Ham speedway team in ?
Syd Puddlefoot – absolute legend. Local lad – scored 102 goals in 158 appearances for West Ham – was transfered for (at that time a world record fee – 5k!!!!!) to Falkirk. Played for England, & Essex County cricket. Managed Galatasaray in 1937.
Moore was the ultimate Hammer, but must mention the immaculate Ronnie ‘Ticker’ Boyce, fabulous player. (Bilic, ‘Super Slav’ was also pretty good).
Why don’t you ever respect my old man as Paul Smith instead of calling him Martin Peters? .Manneheim..
If I obeyed Belgian Law like you tosspots at Warickshire Antwerp I wouldn’t be able to kick a ball with my left foot.