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The Memorial Ground - West Ham United Programmes Online
http://whumg.thinend-wedge.co.uk/
The Memorial Ground was conceived as a look back on the history of West Ham United; a London based English football club, currently in the Premier League. It's a look back on how the game and the club has changed over the years, featuring full PDF copies of classic programmes, starting with the 1960s, for old supporters to relive great memories and new ones interested in the history of this great club.
- Added on: Sep 21st, 2009
- Country: United Kingdom
- Language: English
- Author: John WHUMG
- Listed in: Soccer
- Tags: soccer West Ham programmes upton park bobby moore thames ironworks
Recent Posts
West Ham vs Burnley. 21st of August 1967.
We’d opened the 1967-68 season with a disappointing 3-2 loss at home to Sheffield Wednesday. Our second home match in only the first 3 days of the campaign saw us play hosts to Burnley and an opportunity to make up for our disappointing start t...
West Ham vs Sheffield Wednesday. 21st of January 1967.
We open with a welcome to Sheffield Wednesday’s chairman of the time, Dr Andrew Stephen, since he’d been elected to also serve as chairman of the Football Association only six days prior to this match. He’d actually played as an ama...
West Ham vs Arsenal. 27th of March 1965.
We’d last played hosts to Arsenal just over twelve months before this match and they managed to hold us to a 1-1 draw that day. I’ve already uploaded the programme from that one here; it was shortly after our historic 3-1 victory over Man...
West Ham vs Sunderland. 11th of February 1967.
Into the last third of the 1966-67 season and we were sitting right in the middle of the table in 11th. We hadn’t played Sunderland at Upton Park since the opening match of the season before. They managed to take a point off us that day, after ...
West Ham vs Blackpool. 25th of September 1965.
The introduction of Blackpool, our third Lancashire based team in the last three games, mentions two of our most memorable matches against them at Upton Park, up until that time. We knocked them out of the FA Cup in the 1951-52 season, beating them 2...
Planned Downtime. 21st of October 2009.
Just to let everyone know, the server is planned to be temporarily shut down at 1am British Summer Time on the 21st of October, whilst they upgrade their network equipment. They said it should only take around 15 minutes and then the site will back u...
