West ham United are 16th on the English Premier League table in with 14 points in 15 matches played under David Moyes
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Name: West Ham United Football Club
Establishment: 1895
Nickname: The Hammers
Stadium: London Stadium
Current club owners: David Sullivan and David Gold (co-owners)
Current manager: David Moyes
Club captain: Declan Rice
Current club position: 16th
West Ham United Football Club is located in London and they are yet to rediscover their form under David Moyes.
West Ham has won a total of 7 trophies despite experiencing a silverware drought at the moment. Their last trophy came in the year 1981.
- 1 Winners Cup
- 3 FA Cups
- 1 English Super Cup
- 2 2nd Tier Cups
West Ham United Football Club are currently competing in the English Premier League, FA Cup, and Carabao Cup.
Current squad
- Darren Randolph
- Lukasz Fabianski
- Alphonse Areola
- Krisztian Hegyi
- Aaron Cresswell
- Kurt Zouma
- Vladamir Coufal
- Craig Dawson
- Angelo Ogbonna
- Ben Johnson
- Harrison Ashby
- Nayef Aguerd
- Thilo Kehrer
- Jamal Baptiste
- Emerson
- Regan Clayton
- Michael Forbes
- Pablo Fornals
- Manuel Lanzini
- Tomas Soucek
- Declan Rice
- Conor Coventry
- Flynn Downess
- Pierre Ekwah
- Lucas Paqueta
- Kamarai Simon-Swyer
- Freddie Potts
- Oliver Scarles
- Keenan Appiah-Forson
- Kaelan Casey
- Lewis Orford
- Michail Antonio
- Jarrod Bowen
- Said Benrahma
- Gianlucca Scamacca
- Maxwell Cornet
- Divin Mubama
Did you know?
- West Ham United used to be known as Thames Iron Works FC (1895-1900). Apart from being called The Hammers, they still bear the name The Irons as their other nickname.
- West Ham played in the first-ever FA final but they lost to Bolton Wanderers. The match was played at Wembley Stadium
- West Ham United's squad of 1965 won the precious ‘Team of the Year Award’ at the BBC’s Sports Personality of the Year Awards.
- West Ham United is among the clubs in the 8 clubs in the English Premier League in existence never to have fallen below the second tier of English football.
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