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The 1985–1986 season saw manager John Lyall lead West Ham United (known as "The Hammers") to their highest ever league finish, coming a close third behind Liverpool and Everton. They won 26 of their 42 games and finished with 84 points, two behind Everton and four behind eventual double winners Liverpool.
West Ham United 1986–87 First XI 1: Phil Parkes: GK 33 5 6 February 1979 Queens Park Rangers: 2: Ray Stewart: RB 23 4 3 3 September 1979 Dundee United: 3: George ...
The Boys of 86 are the West Ham United team of the 1985–86 season. The West Ham team from this season achieved their highest ever position in the Football League, third in the First Division. They were challenging for the title throughout the season which has been described as West Ham's greatest ever season.
West Bromwich Albion 1–5 Manchester United (21 September 1985) Chelsea 0–4 West Ham United (29 Mar 1986) Chelsea 1–5 Watford (5 May 1986) Highest scoring: West Ham United 8–1 Newcastle United (21 April 1986) Longest winning run: 10 matches Manchester United: Longest unbeaten run: 18 matches West Ham United: Longest losing run: 9 matches ...
The first match shown was the FA Cup third-round match between Charlton Athletic and West Ham on 5 January. [8] 21 December 1985: Arsenal defeated Manchester United 1–0 at Old Trafford in the First Division, while Liverpool and Newcastle United drew 1–1. West Ham drew 0–0 with Luton Town. Chelsea won 2–1 against Birmingham City.
In May 1902, West Ham appointed full-back Syd King as secretary-manager. King had replaced Bowen as secretary at the start of the 1901–02 season, combining the role with his playing duties. [4] [5] A player with West Ham's predecessor team Thames Ironworks, he continued to play for the newly formed club until 1903. He remained manager until ...
Full Members Cup 1986–87 to 1991–92; Anglo-Italian Cup 1992–93; Football League play-offs 2003–04, ... Bold indicates player is still with West Ham United;
West Ham United: 5 January 1986 26: York City: 2–0: Wycombe Wanderers: 4 January 1986 27: Stoke City: 0–2: Notts County: 13 January 1986 28: Wigan Athletic: 3–0 ...