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Bobby Moore WHU Legends
Bobby Moore to most followers of the Hammers is West Ham United. From his debut in 1958 to the last games before he moved to Fulham in the mid 70s, Moore was always at the top of his game. A player who, despite his lack of pace, possessed a footballing brain that made acceleration unnecessary. With pinpoint passing and a level of anticipation that saved him and West Ham from goal danger on many occasions, Moore was the ultimate professional. As a man unassuming, as a player unsurpassed, it could only have been Moore who was good enough to captain England to World Cup Glory in 1966, the only time they have ever got to a final, let alone won the competition. Two years before, he captained West Ham United to FA Cup success in 1964 and then the European Cup Winners Cup trophy in 1965. The fact that these remain some of West Ham's greatest achievements all these years later, speaks reams about a player who was taken from us too soon in 1993 with cancer, aged just 51.
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Steve Potts WHU Legends
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Steve Potts is one of the last true one club heroes whose career at West Ham United pre-dates the advent of the Premier League. He may have only ever scored one goal for West Ham in an illustrious 506 match career, but he was part of the 1985-86 season squad, and captained the side in the early part of the 1990s as well as earning the accolade of 'Hammer of the Year' twice in 1993 and 1995, as ...
Bryan 'Pop' Robson WHU Legends
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Bryan 'Pop' Robson enjoyed two profitable spells at West Ham, but was ultimately denied a trophy, leaving after his first spell just before the FA Cup win of 1975, and then leaving his second spell just before the FA Cup win of 1980. Robson's prolific 104 goals in 254 appearances included a memorable 28 goals in the 1972-73 season when West Ham finished 6th in the old first division. Robson was...
Alvin Martin WHU Legends
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Captain of the greatest ever West Ham United side that finished third in the top flight of English football in 1985-86, Alvin Martin is a real West Ham United legend. A skilful and consistent footballer as a youngster, he became so much more with his reading of the game, his skills of anticipation and aerial domination over some of the best strikers produced by the decade of the 1980s, when Eng...
Geoff Hurst WHU Legends
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The story of Sir Geoff Hurst's incredible West Ham United career - looking through some of his greatest West Ham United goals, his England career, winning the FA Cup and he even managed Chelsea for a short period - unseen footage and photos make up this lively and supportive historical programme. Follow us on Twitter @ODAF2020
Billy Bonds WHU Legends
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This first episode in the WHU Legends series focuses on the career of one of West Ham's best loved players and managers, Billy Bonds. There are goals, assists, hard tackles and highlights all from a player who was still making first team selection at the ripe old age of 41. There are a few unexpected and unique moments in this short programme that will delight and entertain any fan of the Hamme...
Upton Park - One Last Look... May 2016
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A nostalgic look at the ground that has been West Ham United's home since 1904... Filmed the day before the final Premier League game against Manchester United in May 2016. ODAF features footage and interviews from recent and archive West Ham history - follow us now on @ODAF2020 on twitter to make sure you keep up to date with all new releases on the channel...
An Evening With Billy Bonds (June 2009)
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Trailer for a fantastic show from June 2009 hosted by Tony Cottee and Tony Gale that we will be broadcasting soon on @ODAF2020, interviewing one of West Ham's greatest ever players, who discusses his playing days, being a manager and the heartbreak of leaving the club in 1994 - don't miss it! Follow us on Twitter now @ODAF2020 for details of up and coming shows...
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I’ve met Billy bonds and sir trev and they are both real gents and both so down to earth. Billy is my favorite west ham player of all time,he had such a connection to the fans.I was in his stand named after him a few years ago at the Newcastle match and It was a very emotional day for him and the fans.So glad west ham and the fans gave him such a good send off! And a 2-0 win to boot COYI
Could we do with someone half as good as him now
Loved Pop Robson, my favourite goal by him was his brilliant looping overhead kick i think against Derby County at Upton Park in 1971/1972 .. i think it was covered by the BBC , pity you didn't include it here, great video though.
They don’t make them like him anymore. Billy Bonds epitomises everything football fans of every team wants in their players, dedication, commitment, professionalism and most of all loyalty, a fantastic professional in the days when players remained loyal to their clubs, a great clubman. My club Manchester City had 2 players who were all the above in the 1960’s and 70’s in Alan Oakes and Mike Doyle, 2 great clubmen.
Was at that Watford FA Cup game aged 9… massive crowd that day …
In context, I thought Bobby Ferguson was a reliable and loyal player for West Ham.... clearly the West Ham management also thought he was given he was with West Ham for 14 years.
But not first choice for 14 years,Mervyn,Parkeston and many other bit part keepers them days
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He was first choice keeper for 4 years and a reliable back-up to Mervyn Day and Phil Parkes for the remainder of his WHU career... bearing in mind all teams have two or three squad keepers.@@allanrobertstone4089
Simply worship this man!
Six foot tall eyes of blue billy bonds is after you COYI ⚒☘️
SIX FOOT TWO!!
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Great memories of him scoring 6 at Upton Park, I was 13 😃 celebrated with pie and mash😂
what a player he was. thanks flor this!
mullery was the captain in 75 fa cup final not moore
You are absolutely correct
Sorry to sound very picky , I think those videos are great just perhaps giving my opinion, I'm very into to my football nostalgia and old foot action, so I get abit over passionate in my views haha, there is an amazing sight called ITV football 1968 1983 it's like a bible , ever month updated with more info on televised football from the past , also includes BBC sky stats, tells you everything more or less about the past, nerds like me get lost in it haha
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4 or 5 games a season on tv ya joking about 20 games
Happy to agree with you if you can provide the stats - you might be surprised to find how few there were - certainly less than ten home games in a poor season, and there were plenty of those in 1970-71!
The one and ONLY MR WEST HAM , accept no imitations . Had the pleasure of bumping into Billy last Summer 2021 in Bromley , and i wanted to ask about the Redknobb scandle but i thought better of it . Billys too much of a Gentlemen to rake over the past , and he's a much better man than Redknobb
Not seen this video but I'm imagining that Bonzo wouldn't go into too much detail about that scumbag Redknapp. Bonzo was cut from the same cloth that Bobby Moore was cut from.
Brilliant video and thanks so much for posting it. But for crying out loud - you can't leave it there!! Actually, maybe you did the right thing. Billy Bonds just pips Trevor Brooking (by the width of an atom) to being my favourite Hammer of all time so it wouldn't have been nice to see him being cajoled into washing his dirty laundry in public. Thanks again - top video.
Redknapp in the downvote.
Such a sad waste. Not a big fan of the Olympic stadium. ⚒️
Alvin Martin should have displaced Phil Thompson at the start of the 1980s for England ..