Every West Ham United F.C Transfer, Transfer Fee and Netspend

West Ham United F.C. Transfer activity like all English Premier League transfer deals and netspend can be a topic of indept discussion. Some Football Fans are very interested in their club netspend on players since the English Premier League started in 1992.

Here on the Transferleague.co.uk you can see all of West Ham United Football Club's investment in the transfer market since the start of the Premier League.
Each transfer fee which West Ham United F.C. have paid in the January Transfer window and the Summer Transfer window are includexd. If there is no fee accessible the player the fee is recorded as undisclosed. The netspend for each season is in the right hand column. For a more detailed look at West Ham United F.C.'s netspend look at the transferleague tables tab on the main menu.

Whenever you are looking for transfer details and would like to be up to date on all transfer fees and netspend for any Premier club or Championship club look at the Transferleague.co.uk.

West Ham United F.C. History

West Ham United FC came into existance in 1885 as Thames Ironworks FC which was founded by Arnold Hills the director of the Thames Ironworks shipyard as a football team to improve the relationship between the management and the workers.

In those years the club played in London League, Southern League and Western League. In 1919 West Ham became a member of the Football League. Four years later, in 1923, they played in the first FA Cup final that took place in Wembley Stadium and the estimated attendance was far over 200,000.

West Ham were a fairly unremarkable club until th 1950s. It wasn't until Ted Fenton took over as manager that achievements improved, during his eleven years with the club, Fenton made the club's youth school an integral part of the club's identity. This change in philosophy led to West Ham forming a talented team led by Bobby Moore, who would soon become one of the greatest football stars of his era.

In 1964, West Ham claimed their first major honor by defeating Preston North End in the FA Cup final. The following year, the club would go all the way in the Cup Winners' Cup, outlasting 1860 Munich in the finals with two goals from Alan Seeley. West Ham won two more FA Cups in 1975 and 1980. While the club stuck to their brand of attacking football, they would not win another trophy for the next couple of decades. They remain one of the most consistent sides of English football, however, having never been relegated to the Third Division.

In 2016, West Ham moved to the new Olympic Stadium after palying at Boleyn Ground for over hundred years. The new Olympic Stadium has a capacity of 60,000, almost twice the capacity of Boleyn Ground.

Home Ground History

Hermit Road (1895-1896)
Browning Road (1896-1897)
Memorial Recreation Ground (1897-1904)
Boleyn Ground (1904-2012)
Olympic Stadium (2012-)

Every West Ham United F.C Transfer, Transfer Fee and Netspend