West Ham United

West Ham United have won European Cup Winners' cup one time and UEFA Intertoto Cup for one time.Also The Hammers are going to play UEFA cup games this year.

European Cup Winners' Cup
Winners: 1964-65
Runners Up: 1975-76
UEFA Intertoto Cup
Winners: 1999-2000

Chairman
Terence Brown

Vice Chairman
Martin Cearns

Managing Director
Paul Aldridge

Directors
Charles Warner
Nick Igoe
Chris Manhire
Scott Duxbury

Company Secretary
Scott Duxbury

Football Secretary
Peter Barnes

Manager
Alan Pardew

Assistant Manager
Peter Grant

Head of Sports Medicine
Niall Clark

Reserve Team Coach
Kevin Keen

Director Of Youth Academy
Tony Carr

Goalkeeping Coach
Ludek Miklosko

Head Physiotherapist
Steve Allen

Assistant Physiotherapist
Paul Hunter

Medical Officers
Ges Steinbergs
Sean Howlett

Club Consultant
Tom McAuliffe

Chief Scout
Roger Cross

Podiatrist
Cejal Patel

Team Chef
Tim De'Ath

Assistant Chef
Shirley Austin

Stadium Manager
John Ball

Commercial Manager
Sue Page

Director Of Hospitality
David Thorpe-Tracey

Partnership Manager
Nicola Lord

Kit Manager
Eddie Gillam

Assistant Kit Manager
Pete Williams

Ticket Office Manager
Steve Kitcher

Head Groundsman
Dougie Robertson

Disabled Supporters Contact
Gina Allen

Education/Welfare Officer
Trevor Webb

Sportswear Manager
Kate Bouchard

Facilities Manager
Ron Pearce

Club Chaplain
E. Cockett

Financial Controller
Caroline Gibney

Membership Office Supervisor
Adrienne Williams

Community Manager
Roger Morgan

IT Manager
Peter Longley

IT Support Specialist
Jim Sparrow
Publications Manager
Peter Stewart
Press and PR Manager
Miranda Nagalingam
Website Manager
Danny Francis
Club Photographer
Steve Bacon

1 GK Roy Carroll
2 DF Tyrone Mears
3 DF Paul Konchesky
4 DF Danny Gabbidon
5 DF Anton Ferdinand
7 DF Christian Dailly
8 FW Teddy Sheringham
9 FW Dean Ashton
10 FW Marlon Harewood
11 MF Matthew Etherington
12 FW Carlton Cole
13 GK Stephen Bywater
14 MF Lee Bowyer
15 MF Yossi Benayoun
17 MF Hayden Mullins
19 DF James Collins
20 MF Nigel Reo-Coker (Captain)
23 GK Jimmy Walker
24 MF Mark Noble
25 FW Bobby Zamora
26 MF Shaun Newton
29 MF Hogan Ephraim
30 DF Clive Clarke
31 MF Tony Stokes
35 MF Kyel Reid
-- DF Jonathan Spector
-- DF John Pantsil (Trial)

The Boleyn Ground is the official name of the football stadium of West Ham United.
The club moved to the location in 1904 and rented ground from the London District of Upton Park who were using Green Street House as a school. Green Street House was known locally as Boleyn Castle because of its imposing nature and an association with Anne Boleyn (she had either stayed at, or some believe, owned the house). Hence renting the grounds of "Boleyn Castle" the name Boleyn Ground came into being. Today the ground is more often called Upton Park after the area of London in which it is located.

The stadium has a total capacity of 35,647 all seated. The stadium was subject to considerable redevelopment during the 1990s:

1993: South Terrace replaced by a new 9,000 seat, two tier stand named after Bobby Moore. The stand also incorporates executive boxes.
1995: North Terrace replaced by a new 6,000 seat, two tier stand named the 'Centenary Stand'. The East Lower terrace (the 'Chicken Run') made all seater.
2001: West Stand replaced by a new 15,000 seat, two tier stand named the 'Dr. Martens Stand'. The stand also incorporates executive boxes on two levels.
Plans have been submitted to increase the capacity to approximately 45,500 through replacement of the East Stand. This will result in a fully enclosed stadium by joining the new stand to the Centenary Stand and the Bobby Moore stand. Relegation to the Football League Championship in 2003 resulted in the development being delayed. However promotion to the FA Premier League via the Play-offs in May 2005 resulted in the immediate re-submission of plans to Newham Council. The timing of the development is now dependent upon the club establishing itself again as a regular member of the top league in English football. There has been talk of West Ham moving to the Olympic Stadium of the 2012 Olympics. The capacity of the Olympic Stadium would be 80,000, but with the club moving, it would be reduced to 45,000 - 70,000.
The West Ham United Museum cost £4 million and opened in 2002. It is open to the public from Monday to Saturday. The collection includes the World Cup winners medals of the three West Ham players who played in England's victorious 1966 World Cup campaign, Sir Geoff Hurst, Bobby Moore, and Martin Peters.
The stadium also has an exclusive hotel built within the Dr. Martens stand, which over-looks the pitch.
DIRECTIONS
Car:
From the North & West:
Take the North Circular (A406) to the A124 (East Ham). Then on Barking Road for approximately 1.5 miles until you approach the traffic lights on cross-roads. Turn right into Green Street & the ground is on the right hand side.

From the East:
Use the A13 (signposted London). Then at cross-roads turn right A117. In 0.9 miles at cross-roads turn left into Green Street for West Ham United FC.

From the South:
Use the Blackwall Tunnel and the A13 to Canning Town. Then follow the signs East Ham A124. In 1.7 miles turn left into Green Street for West Ham United FC.

Bus:
Line 5, 15, 58, 104, 115, 147, 330 & 376

Metro (Underground):
Station Upton Park on the District Line