Tag: West Ham United

Francois Van Der Elst

Posted inBelgium

Francoise Van der Elst was one of the best European right wingers in the late seventies. With Anderlecht he reached three consecutive Cup Winners’ Cup finals. He won in 1976 (scoring two goals in the final against West Ham) and 1978 (when he was the top scorer of the tournament). With the Belgian national team he reached the final of the 1980 European Championship (losing to Germany) and played two games at the 1982 FIFA World Cup. In his career he also played for New York Cosmos, West Ham United and Lokeren.

NAME: Francois Van Der Elst
BIRTHDATE: 01/12/1954
BIRTHPLACE: Opwijk
NATIONALITY: Belgium
HEIGHT: 172 cm
POSITION: Right winger

LEAGUE STATS:
Anderlecht (243/82)
1971/72 Belgian First Division (1/0) 1st
1972/73 Belgian First Division (11/0) 6th
1973/74 Belgian First Division (27/7) 1st
1974/75 Belgian First Division (32/15) 3rd
1975/76 Belgian First Division (24/1) 2nd
1976/77 Belgian First Division (23/15) 2nd
1977/78 Belgian First Division (23/6) 2nd
1978/79 Belgian First Division (30/7) 2nd
1979/80 Belgian First Division (29/11) 5th
New York Cosmos (43/12)
1980 NASL (13/6) W
1981 NASL (30/6) RU
West Ham United (62/14)
1981/82 First Division (22/5) 9th
1982/83 First Division (40/9) 8th
Lokeren (57/12)
1983/84 Belgian First Division (31/4) 10th
1984/85 Belgian First Division (25/8) 10th
1985/86 Belgian First Division (1/0) 14th

INTERNATIONAL CUPS:
Anderlecht
1972/73 European Cup (1/0) R2
1973/74 Cup Winners’ Cup (2/0) R1
1974/75 European Cup (6/1) QF
1975/76 Cup Winners’ Cup (8/5) W
1976/77 UEFA Super Cup (2/1) W
1976/77 Cup Winners’ Cup (9/5) RU
1977/78 Cup Winners’ Cup (9/6) W
1978/79 UEFA Super Cup (2/2) W
1978/79 Cup Winners’ Cup (2/2) R2
1979/80 UEFA Cup (2/0) R1

NATIONAL TEAM:
1973/83 BELGIUM (44/14)
1980 European Championship (4/0) RU
1982 FIFA World Cup (2/0) R2

HONOURS:
Anderlecht
Belgian First Division: 1971/72, 1973/74, 1975/76 (runner-up), 1976/77 (runner-up), 1977/78 (runner-up), 1978/79 (runner-up)
Belgian Cup: 1971/72, 1972/73, 1974/75, 1975/76, 1976/77 (runner-up)
Belgian League Cup: 1973, 1974
Cup Winners’ Cup: 1975/76, 1976/77 (runner-up), 1977/78
UEFA Super Cup: 1976, 1978
Belgian Sports Merit Award: 1978
New York Cosmos
NASL: 1980, 1981 (runner-up)
Belgium
European Championship: 1980 (runner-up)
Belgian Sports Merit Award: 1980

INDIVIDUAL: 
Belgian First Division top scorer: 1976/77
Cup Winners Cup top Scorer: 1977/78
Ballon d’Or nomination: 1978

MOST MEMORABLE MATCHES: 
1976 Cup Winners’ Cup: West Ham 2-4 Anderlecht (2 goals)
1978 Cup Winners’ Cup: Anderlecht 4-0 Austria Wien

UNITED STATES – SEPTEMBER 21: Francois Van der Elst of the New York Cosmos (l) in action as Teofilo Cubillas looks on during the 1980 Soccer Bowl NASL match against Fort Lauderdale strikers at RFK stadium, Washington DC on september 21, 1980. (Photo by Duncan Raban/Allsport/Getty Images)

Photo credit should read STRINGER/AFP via Getty Images
Francois van der Elst of Belgium during the Final European Championship match between Belgium and West Germany, at Stadio Olimpico, Roma, Italy on 22 June 1980 ( Photo by Gerard Bedeau / Onze / Icon Sport )

Pop Robson

Posted inEngland

NAME: Bryan Stanley “Pop” Robson
BIRTHDATE: 11/11/1945
BIRTHPLACE: Sunderland
NATIONALITY: England
HEIGHT: 173 cm
POSITION: Forward

SENIOR CAREER:
Newcastle United (206/82)
1962/63 Second Division (0/0) 7th
1963/64 Second Division (0/0) 8th
1964/65 Second Division (20/7) 1st
1965/66 First Division (23/9) 15th
1966/67 First Division (37/10) 20th
1967/68 First Division (13/4) 10th
1968/69 First Division (42/21) 9th
1969/70 First Division (42/22) 7th
1970/71 First Division (29/9) 12th
West Ham United (227/94)
1970/71 First Division (14/3) 20th
1971/72 First Division (42/9) 14th
1972/73 First Division (42/28) 6th
1973/74 First Division (22/7) 18th
1976/77 First Division (30/14) 17th
1977/78 First Division (37/9) 20th
1978/79 Second Division (40/24) 5th
Sunderland (142/57)
1974/75 Second Division (42/19) 4th
1975/76 Second Division (40/13) 1st
1976/77 First Division (8/2) 20th
1979/80 Second Division (40/20) 2nd
1980/81 First Division (12/3) 17th
1983/84 First Division (12/3) 13th
Carlisle United (59/25)
1980/81 Third Division (9/6) 19th
1981/82 Third Division (39/15) 2nd
1982/83 Second Division (loan) (11/4) 14th
1984/85 Second Division (13/1) 16th
Chelsea
1982/83 Second Division (15/3) 18th
1985–1986 Gateshead

INTERNATIONAL CUPS:
Newcastle United
1968/69 Inter-Cities Fairs Cup (12/6) W
1969/70 Inter-Cities Fairs Cup (8/3) QF
1970/71 Inter-Cities Fairs Cup (4/0) R2

NATIONAL TEAM: ENG U23

HONOURS:
Newcastle United
1964/65 Second Division 
1968/69 Inter-Cities Fairs Cup
Sunderland
1975/76 Second Division 
1979/80 Second Division 2nd promotion
Carlisle United
1981/82 Third Division 2nd promotion

INDIVIDUAL: 
1966/67 Newcastle United top scorer (11)
1968/69 Newcastle United top scorer (30)
1969/70 Newcastle United top scorer (24)
1970/71 Newcastle United top scorer (10)
1972/73 West Ham United top scorer (28)
1972/73 First Division top scorer
1972/73 West Ham United Hammer of the Year
1974/75 Sunderland top scorer (19)
1975/76 Sunderland top scorer (13)
1976/77 West Ham United top scorer (14)
1977/78 West Ham United top scorer (11)
1978/79 West Ham United top scorer (26)
1978/79 Second Division top scorer
1978/79 Second Division PFA Team of the Year
1979/80 Sunderland top scorer (20)

MOST MEMORABLE MATCHES: 
1969 Fairs Cup final: Ujpesti 2-3 Newcastle

 

Keith Robson

Posted inEngland

NAME: Keith Robson
BIRTHDATE: 15/11/1953
BIRTHPLACE: Hetton-le-Hole
NATIONALITY: England
HEIGHT: 180 cm
POSITION: Midfielder

SENIOR CAREER:
Newcastle United (14/3)
1971/72 First Division (0/0) 11th
1972/73 First Division (2/0) 9th
1973/74 First Division (12/3) 15th
West Ham United (87/19)
1974/75 First Division (25/10) 13th
1975/76 First Division (34/3) 18th
1976/77 First Division (9/0) 17th
Team Hawaii (loan)
1977 NASL (11/4)
Cardiff City (21/5)
1977/78 Second Division (21/5) 19th
Norwich City (65/13)
1977/78 First Division (10/1) 13th
1978/79 First Division (29/4) 16th
1979/80 First Division (23/8) 12th
1980/81 First Division (3/0) 20th
1981/82 Second Division (0/0) 3rd
Leicester City (9/0)
1981/82 Second Division 8th
1982/83 Second Division 3rd

1982/83 Carlisle United (loan) (11/4); 1984 South China Athletic Association

INTERNATIONAL CUPS:
West Ham United
1975/76 Cup Winners’ Cup (9/4) RU

NATIONAL TEAM: –

HONOURS:
Newcastle United
1973/74 FA Cup (runner-up)
West Ham United
1974/75 FA Cup
1975/76 Charity Shield (runner-up)

INDIVIDUAL: –

MOST MEMORABLE MATCHES: –

Keith Robson, West Ham. Photo George Herringshaw
Keith Robson, Norwich City. Photo George Herringshaw

 

John McDowell

Posted inEngland

John McDowell played for both West Ham United and Norwich City during his career. He also played 13 international matches at U23 level between 1972-74. McDowell was a Hammers first team regular for almost 10 years at right back after Bonds switched to midfield. He made 249 league appearances for the Hammers, scoring 8 goals. Versatile and talented defender who was powerful in the tackle, McDowell formed a central defensive partnership with Frank Lampard until he suffered an injury that forced him to miss most of the 1976/77 season. Failure to secure a regular, first team spot after this injury led to a transfer to Norwich for whom he made 45 appearances, scoring once.

NAME: John Alfred McDowell
BIRTHDATE: 07/09/1951
BIRTHPLACE: London
NATIONALITY: England
HEIGHT: 178 cm
POSITION: Right back, Centre back

SENIOR CAREER:
West Ham United (249/8)
1969/70 First Division (0/0) 17th
1970/71 First Division (25/0) 20th
1971/72 First Division (40/0) 14th
1972/73 First Division (38/2) 6th
1973/74 First Division (33/2) 8th
1974/75 First Division (34/1) 13th
1975/76 First Division (37/0) 18th
1976/77 First Division (0/0) 17th
1977/78 First Division (14/1) 20th
1978/79 First Division (28/2) 5th
Norwich City (41/1)
1979/80 First Division (21/0)
1980/81 First Division (20/1) 

INTERNATIONAL CUPS:
West Ham United
1975/76 Cup Winners’ Cup RU

NATIONAL TEAM:
1972/74 ENGLAND U23, England Youth

HONOURS:
West Ham United
1974/75 FA Cup
1975/76 Charity Shield (runner-up)

INDIVIDUAL: –

MOST MEMORABLE MATCHES: 
1975 FA Cup final: West Ham 2-0 Fulham

Graham Paddon

Posted inEngland

Graham Paddon brought to the English football a cocktail of flair, zest and determination which, combined with his characteristically sunny outlook, endeared him to the supporters of Norwich City and West Ham United during his 1970s heyday. With his flowing blond locks and constant darting movement between penalty boxes, it was impossible to miss the chunky little Mancunian on the pitch. Even more compelling was what he could do with his left foot, whether piercing a defence with one telling dispatch or thumping in a spectacular goal from long range. He wasn’t quite of international class, though he made one appearance for England at under-23 level as a permitted over-age player in 1976, but he was the type of skilful, effervescent entertainer without whom the domestic scene would have been so much the poorer. from: Independent.

With the Canaries, Paddon won two Second Division titlen and was included in the Norwich City Hall of Fame.

With the Hammers, he won the 1975 FA Cup and reached the Cup Winners’ Cup final in 1976.

NAME: Graham Charles Paddon
BIRTHDATE: 24/08/1950
BIRTHPLACE: Manchester
NATIONALITY: England
HEIGHT: 180 cm
POSITION: Winger

SENIOR CAREER:
Coventry City
1978/79 First Division (1/0) 10th
1979/80 First Division (4/1) 15th
Norwich City (290/25)
1969/70 Second Division (30/2) 11th
1970/71 Second Division (40/1) 10th
1971/72 Second Division (40/8) 1st
1972/73 First Division (38/7) 20th
1973/74 First Division (14/1) 22nd
1976/77 First Division (3/0) 16th
1977/78 First Division (18/0) 13th
1978/79 First Division (17/1) 16th
1979/80 First Division (40/2) 12th
1980/81 First Division (42/3) 20th
1981/82 Second Division (8/0) 3rd
West Ham United (115/11)
1973/74 First Division (24/4) 18th
1974/75 First Division (40/4) 13th
1975/76 First Division (39/2) 18th
1976/77 First Division (12/1) 17th
Tampa Bay Rowdies
1978 NASL (25/5) 2nd
Milwall
1981/82 Third Division (5/1) 9th

INTERNATIONAL CUPS:
West Ham United
1975/76 Cup Winners’ Cup (9/2) RU

NATIONAL TEAM:
1976 ENGLAND U23 (1/1)

HONOURS:
Norwich City 
1971/72 Second Division
1981/82 Second Division (3rd promotion)
West Ham United
1974/75 FA Cup
1975/76 Charity Shield (runner-up)
Tampa Bay Rowdies
1978 NASL (runner-up)

INDIVIDUAL: 
Norwich City Hall of Fame

MOST MEMORABLE MATCHES: 
1975 FA Cup final: West Ham 2-0 Fulham

 

Alan Curbishley

Posted inEngland

Alan Curbishley played midfield most notably for West Ham United, Birmingham City ad Charlton Athletic. He began his career with the Hammers. His arrival in the first team was so impressive that he was given the nickname “Whizz”. He appeared in the European Cup Winners’ Cup 3rd round tie against Den Haag in March 1976, aged 18, although he did not play in the semi-final games against Eintracht Frankfurt nor in the final against Anderlecht. Curbishley was unfortunate that his emergence at West Ham came at the time that the club was blessed with considerable midfield talent and he found himself consistently behind the likes of Trevor Brooking, Alan Devonshire, Geoff Pike and Pat Holland in the midfield pecking order. He transferred to Birmingham City in April 1979 then joined Aston Villa in 1983 and Charlton Athletic in the following year, where he helped the side to promotion to Division 1 in 1986. He then moved to Brighton & Hove Albion where he won promotion to the Second Division. He returned to Charlton as player/coach and retired in 1993.

NAME: Llewellyn Charles Curbishley
BIRTHDATE: 08/11/1957
BIRTHPLACE: Forest Gate
NATIONALITY: England
HEIGHT: 178 cm
POSITION: Midfielder

SENIOR CAREER:
West Ham United (85/5)
1974/75 First Division (2/0) 13th
1975/76 First Division (14/1) 18th
1976/77 First Division (10/1) 17th
1977/78 First Division (32/1) 20th
1978/79 Second Division (27/1) 5th
Birmingham City (130/11)
1979/80 Second Division (42/3) 3rd
1980/81 First Division (29/6) 13th
1981/82 First Division (29/1) 16th
1982/83 First Division (30/1) 17th
Aston Villa
1982/83 First Division (7/0) 6th
1983/84 First Division (26/1) 10th
1984/85 First Division (3/0) 10th
Charlton Athletic (63/6)
1984/85 Second Division (23/2) 17th
1985/86 Second Division (30/4) 2nd
1986/87 First Division (10/0) 19th
Brighton & Hove Albion (116/13)
1987/88 Third Division (34/6) 2nd
1988/89 Second Division (37/6) 19th
1989/90 Second Division (45/1) 18th
Charlton Athletic (28/0)
1990/91 Second Division 16th
1991/92 Second Division 7th
1992/93 First Division* 12th

INTERNATIONAL CUPS:
West Ham United
1975/76 Cup Winners’ Cup RU
Aston Villa
1982/83 European Cup QF
1983/84 UEFA Cup R2

NATIONAL TEAM:
1980 ENGLAND U21 (1/0); ENGLAND U18
1975 UEFA Euro U18 – W

HONOURS:
Birmingham City
1979/80 Second Division (3rd promotion)
Charlton Athletic
1985/86 Second Division (2nd promotion)
Brighton & Hove Albion 
1987/88 Third Division (2nd promotion)
England
1975 UEFA Euro U18

INDIVIDUAL: –

MOST MEMORABLE MATCHES: –

Steve Walford

Posted inEngland

Steve Walford has been a central defender who played in some major teams such as Arsenal, Norwich City and West Ham United. He began his career at Tottenham Hotspur but he made only two appearances in two seasons before being signed in 1977 by Arsenal to play under former Spurs manager Terry Neill. With Gunners he won the 1979 FA Cup. In all he made 98 appearances and scored four goals. In 1981, he moved to Norwich City. He helped the club avoid relegation and thereafter saw them being promoted to the First Division. After 108 appearances he moved on to West Ham United in 1983. He played 115 times for the Hammers over the next four years. Towards the end of his West Ham career, he had loan spells at Huddersfield Town, Gillingham and West Bromwich Albion. He moved abroad to play for Lai Sun of Hong Kong in 1989 before returning to England to play for Wycombe Wanderers where he ended his career.

Name: Stephen Joseph Walford
Birthdate: 05/01/1958
Birthplace: Highgate
Nationality: England
Height: 185 cm
Position: Defender

ATTRIBUTES:
Technical | Heading, Long passing
Mental | Personality, Determination, Professionalism
Physical | Solidity, Elegance
Tactical | Positioning
Defensive | Aggressivity, Anticipation, Heading, Marking, Tackling, Command the defence

CLUBS:
1975/77 Tottenham Hotspur 
1977/81 Arsenal
1981/83 Norwich City 
1983/89 West Ham United 
1987 > Huddersfield Town (loan)
1988 > Gillingham (loan) 
1989 > West Bromwich Albion (loan) 
1989 > Lai Sun
1989 Wycombe Wanderers 

HONOURS:
1978/79 FA Cup 

 

Les Sealy

Posted inEngland

Name: Leslie Jesse Sealey
Birthdate: 26/09/1957
Birthplace: London
Nationality: England
Height: 185 cm
Position: Goalkeeper

ATTRIBUTES:
Mental | Personality, Bravery
Physical | Solidity
Goalkeeper | Reflexes, Aerial Ability, Command of the area, Handling, One on ones, Instinct

LEAGUE STATS:
Coventry City
1976/77 First Division (11/0) 19th
1977/78 First Division (2/0) 7th
1978/79 First Division (36/0) 10th
1979/80 First Division (20/0) 15th
1980/81 First Division (35/0) 16th
1981/82 First Division (15/0) 14th
1982/83 First Division (39/0) 19th
1991/92 First Division (2/0) 19th
Luton Town 
1983/84 First Division (42/0) 16th
1984/85 First Division (26/0) 13th
1985/86 First Division (35/0) 9th
1986/87 First Division (41/0) 7th
1987/88 First Division (31/0) 9th
1988/89 First Division (32/0) 16th
1989/90 First Division (0/0) 16th
Plymouth Argyle
1984/85 Third Division (6/0) 15th
Manchester United
1989/90 First Division (2/0) 13th
1990/91 First Division (31/0) 6th
1992/93 First Division (0/0) 1st
1993/94 First Division (0/0) 1st
Aston Villa
1991/92 First Division (18/0) 7th
1992/93 Premiership (0/0) 2nd
Birmingham City
1992/93 First Division* (12/0) 19th
Blackpool
1994/95 Second Division* (7/0) 12th
West Ham United
1994/95 Premiership (0/0) 14th
1995/96 Premiership (2/0) 10th
1996/97 Premiership (2/0) 14th
Leyton Orient 
1996/97 Third Division* (12/0) 16th

INTERNATIONAL CUPS STATS:
Manchester United
1990/91 Cup Winners’ Cup (8/0) W

NATIONAL TEAM STATS: –

HONOURS:
Luton Town
1987/88 League Cup
1988/89 League Cup (runner-up)
Manchester United
1989/90 FA Cup
1990/91 Charity Shield (shared)
1990/91 League Cup (runner-up)
1990/91 Cup Winners’ Cup 

INDIVIDUAL: –

MOST MEMORABLE MATCHES: 
1990 FA Cup final: Man Utd 1-0 C. Palace
1991 CWC final: Man Utd 2-1 Barcelona

 

Liam Brady

Posted inIreland

A talented offensive midfielder renowned for his left foot and elegant technical skills such as his vision, and close control, Liam Brady also stood out for his professionalism. From 1973 to 1980 he played for Arsenal, where he won an FA Cup in 1979 and was inducted three times in the First Division PFA Team of the Year. He was also voted three times as the Arsenal Player of the Year.

From 1980 he moved to Italy to play for Juventus (where he won two league titles) Sampdoria, Inter (where he reached two UEFA Cup semifinals) and Ascoli, then returned in England to play for West Ham United where he ended his career.

Brady also capped 72 games for the Irish national football team, scoring 9 goals.

Name: William Brady
Birthdate: 13/02/1956
Birthplace: Dublin
Nationality: Ireland
Height: 175 cm
Position: Attacking midfielder, Winger

Nickname: Chippy

 

ATTRIBUTES:
Technical | Dribbling, Ball control, Passing, Crossing, Long shots
Mental | Personality, Composure, Decisions, Flair, Professionalism
Physical | Elegance
Tactical | Vision, Distribution, Cuts

Level: Elite/TOP/High/Medium 

 

LEAGUE STATS:
Arsenal
1973/74 First Division (13/1) 10th
1974/75 First Division (32/3) 16th
1975/76 First Division (42/5) 17th
1976/77 First Division (38/5) 8th
1977/78 First Division (39/9) 5th
1978/79 First Division (37/13) 7th
1979/80 First Division (34/7) 4th
Total: 235/43
Juventus
1980/81 Serie A (28/8) 1st
1981/82 Serie A (29/5) 1st
Total: 76/15
Sampdoria
1982/83 Serie A (29/2) 7th
1983/84 Serie A (28/4) 7th
Total: 57/6
Inter
1984/85 Serie A (29/2) 3rd
1985/86 Serie A (29/3) 6th
Total: 58/5
Ascoli
1986/87 Serie A (17/0) 12th
West Ham United
1986/87 First Division (12/2) 15th
1987/88 First Division (22/2) 16th
1988/89 First Division (22/3) 19th
1989/90 Second Division (33/2) 7th
Total: 89/9

 

INTERNATIONAL CUPS STATS:
Arsenal
1978/79 UEFA Cup (4/2) R3
1979/80 Cup Winners’ Cup (9/2) RU
Juventus
1980/81 UEFA Cup (4/1) R2
1981/82 European Cup (4/0) R2
Inter
1984/85 UEFA Cup (9/3) SF
1985/86 UEFA Cup (10/3) SF
Total: 40/11

 

NATIONAL TEAM STATS:
Ireland
1974/79 (72/9)

 

HONOURS:
Arsenal
1978/79 FA Cup
1979/80 Charity Shield (runner-up)
1979/80 Cup Winners’ Cup (runner-up)
Juventus
1980/81 Serie A
1981/82 Serie A
Ascoli
1986/87 Mitropa Cup

 

INDIVIDUAL:
1975/76 Arsenal Player of the Year
1977/78 Arsenal Player of the Year
1977/78 First Division PFA Team of the Year
1978/79 Arsenal Player of the Year
1978/79 PFA Players’ Player of the Year
1978/79 First Division PFA Team of the Year
1979/80 First Division PFA Team of the Year
1980/81 Juventus Top Scorer
Football League 100 Legends
English Football Hall of Fame

 

MOST MEMORABLE MATCHES: 
1979 FA Cup final: Arsenal 3-2 Man Utd

 

David Cross

Posted inEngland

Name: David Cross
Birthdate: 08/1271950
Birthplace: Heywood
Nationality: England
Height: 185 cm
Position: Forward, Striker
Foot: Right

Nickname: Psycho

 

ATTRIBUTES:
Technical | Heading, Finishing
Mental | Personality, Determination, Bravery, Goal instinct
Physical | Solidity, Elevation, Coordination
Tactical | Off the ball, Hold-up play

Level: Elite/Top/HIGH/Medium 

 

LEAGUE STATS:
Rochdale
1969/70 Third Division (18/3) 9th
1970/71 Third Division (31/9) 16th
1971/72 Third Division (10/8) 18th
Total: 59/20
Norwich City
1971/72 Second Division (32/8) 1st
1972/73 First Division (37/11) 20th
1973/74 First Division (15/2) 22th
Total: 84/21
Coventry City
1973/74 First Division (26/8) 16th
1974/75 First Division (25/7) 14th
1975/76 First Division (38/14) 14th
1976/77 First Division (2/0) 19th
Total: 71/29
West Bromwich Albion
1976/77 First Division (27/12) 7th
1977/78 First Division (11/6) 6th
1984/85 First Division (16/2) 12th
Total: 54/20
West Ham United
1977/78 First Division (21/10) 20th
1978/79 Second Division (40/17) 5th
1979/80 Second Division (39/13) 7th
1980/81 Second Division (41/22) 1st
1981/82 First Division (38/16) 9th
Total: 179/78
Manchester City
1982/83 First Division (31/12) 20th
Vancouver Whitecaps
1983 NASL (26/19) QF
1984 NASL (20/10) SF
Oldham Athletic
1983/84 Second Division (22/6) 19th
Bolton Wanderers
1985/86 Third Division (20/8) 18th
Bury
1985/86 Third Division (13/0) 20th
Aris Limassol
1986/87 Cypriot First Division – 5th

 

INTERNATIONAL CUPS STATS:
West Bromwich Albion
1976/77 Anglo-Scottish Cup – GS
1980/81 Cup Winners’ Cup (6/6) QF

 

NATIONAL TEAM STATS: –

 

HONOURS:
Norwich City
1971/72 Second Division champions
1972/73 League Cup (runner-up) 
West Ham United
1979/80 FA Cup
1980/81 Charity Shield (runner-up)
1980/81 Second Division champions
1980/81 League Cup (runner-up)

 

INDIVIDUAL:
1976/77 WBA Season Top scorer
1979/80 West Ham United Season Top scorer
1980/81 West Ham United Season Top scorer
1980/81 Second Division Top scorer
1981/82 West Ham United Season Top scorer
1982/83 Manchester City Season Top scorer
1983 NASL All-Star Honorable Mention

 

MOST MEMORABLE MATCHES: 
1980 FA Cup final: West Ham 1-0 Arsenal

 

External links: Calciomondo

 

 

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