Honours & Records
25 entries in the West Ham United compendium.
FA Cup 1980One goal, one man, one manager who finally made it all mean something.FA Cup 1964West Ham United's first FA Cup triumph, sealed by Ronnie Boyce's late winner.FA Cup 1975West Ham United's second FA Cup triumph, sealed by Alan Taylor's double at Wembley.FA Cup 2012From humble beginnings to the top tier of English women's football.League Cup 1980Fifteen years of waiting ended with a single Brooking strike at Wembley.Europa Conference League 2023Prague, 2023: the Hammers finally lifted European silverware for the first time.Bobby Moore 11-Goal FA Cup Record 1964A defender who scored eleven in one cup run – and the Hammers still can't forget the final.2012 FA Cup Final Six-Goal RecordSix goals, one trophy, forty-two years of waiting — the Hammers finally broke through.London Stadium 60161 Attendance RecordSixty thousand strong, the Hammers filled the Olympic bowl to its very rim—and made it roar like the old…Boleyn Ground 76962 Attendance RecordSeventy-six thousand hearts, one East London roar — the Boleyn Ground at full capacity.Geoff Thomas 100-Goal RecordA hundred goals, one era, and the heart of the Hammers' golden mid-sixties.Bobby Moore 85-Goal Scoring RecordThe captain who gave West Ham their soul and England the world.Ian Bowyer 100-Goal RecordA hundred goals, a decade in claret, and a striker whose tackles were as sharp as his finishing — he never…18-Game Unbeaten Run 1981-82Eighteen games. No defeats. The Boleyn Ground roared as the Hammers proved they belonged at the top.1980 FA Cup and League Cup DoubleTwo Wembley nights, one unforgettable season: the season West Ham finally silenced the doubters and lifted…112 Seasons at the Boleyn Ground112 seasons. One century. One family. Claret and blue, from the terraces to the soul of East London.Highest home attendance Boleyn Ground: 42,322 (v Tottenham, 1970)The day 42,322 voices shook the Boleyn to its foundations.Highest home attendance London Stadium: 59,988 (v Everton, 2016)59,988 voices, one new home, and a roar that echoed across the Olympic Park.Record league win: 8-0 v Sunderland (1968)Eight goals, one historic afternoon at the Boleyn.Record league defeat: 0-8 v Blackburn (1963)A Boxing Day nightmare: West Ham's heaviest league loss.All-time top scorer: Vic Watson (326 goals)The Hammer who outscored time itself.Post-war top scorer: Geoff Hurst (252 goals)The man who made the net bulge 252 times—and wrote West Ham's golden era in claret and blue.Most league goals in a season: Vic Watson (50, 1929–30)Vic Watson's 50 league goals in 1929–30 — still the record, still out of reach.Most appearances: Billy Bonds (799)Billy Bonds holds the record for the most appearances in West Ham United's history—a staggering 799 games…Longest-serving manager: Ron Greenwood (1961–1974)The man who turned Upton Park into a cathedral of passing football.
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