West Ham United F.C. season 1987-88

West Ham United F.C. season 1987-88

Again John Lyall waited until three quarters of the season had passed before bringing any new singings to the club. Even so, the two players he did eventually bring in, Julian Dicks and Leroy Rosenior, would play a major part in helping the club to just avoid relegation for the second season running.

Alan Dickens had to play most of the season as a striker as Frank McAvennie had signed for Celtic without a replacement being found until Rosenior's arrival.

West Ham eventually finished in 16th place in the First Division.

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-!colspan=12 bgcolor=#6fd6f5|West Ham United 1987-88 First XI

- bgcolor=#EFEFEF
align=center|1
align=center|flagicon|Scotland
Tom McAlister
align=center|GK
align=center|39
align=center
align=center|2
align=center
align=center|2
align=center
align=center|1981
Bristol Rovers

- bgcolor=#EFEFEF
align=center|2
align=center|flagicon|Scotland
Ray Stewart
align=center|RB
align=center|33
align=center|4
align=center|2
align=center
align=center
align=center
align=center|September 1979
Dundee United

- bgcolor=#EFEFEF
align=center|3
align=center|flagicon|England
George Parris
align=center|LB
align=center|27(3)
align=center|1
align=center
align=center
align=center|2
align=center
align=center|1985
Academy

- bgcolor=#EFEFEF
align=center|4
align=center|flagicon|England
Billy Bonds (Captain)
align=center|CB
align=center|22
align=center
align=center|2
align=center
align=center
align=center
align=center|1967
Charlton
- bgcolor=#EFEFEF

align=center|5
align=center|flagicon|England
Gary Strodder
align=center|CB
align=center|27(3)
align=center|1
align=center|2
align=center
align=center|2
align=center
align=center|March 1987
Lincoln

- bgcolor=#EFEFEF
align=center|6
align=center|flagicon|Ireland
Liam Brady
align=center|LM
align=center|21(1)
align=center|2
align=center|2
align=center|1
align=center|2
align=center
align=center|March 1987
Ascoli

- bgcolor=#EFEFEF
align=center|7
align=center|flagicon|England
Mark Ward
align=center|RM
align=center|37
align=center|1
align=center|2
align=center
align=center|2
align=center
align=center|August 1985
Oldham Athletic

- bgcolor=#EFEFEF
align=center|8
align=center|flagicon|England
Alan Dickens
align=center|F
align=center|25(3)
align=center|3
align=center|1
align=center
align=center|0 (1)
align=center
align=center|1982
Academy

- bgcolor=#EFEFEF
align=center|9
align=center|flagicon|England
Paul Ince
align=center|CM
align=center|26(2)
align=center|3
align=center|0 (1)
align=center
align=center|2
align=center
align=center|1986
Academy

- bgcolor=#EFEFEF
align=center|10
align=center|flagicon|England
Tony Cottee
align=center|CF
align=center|40
align=center|13
align=center|2
align=center|2
align=center|2
align=center
align=center|September 1982
Academy

- bgcolor=#EFEFEF
align=center|11
align=center|flagicon|England
Stewart Robson
(Hammer of the Year)
align=center|CM
align=center|37
align=center|2
align=center|2
align=center
align=center|2
align=center|1
align=center|January 1987
Arsenal

-!colspan=12 bgcolor=#6fd6f5|Important Players

- bgcolor=#EFEFEF
align=center|6
align=center|flagicon|England
Kevin Keen
align=center|M
align=center|19(4)
align=center|1
align=center
align=center
align=center|1
align=center|1
align=center|1986
Academy

- bgcolor=#EFEFEF
align=center|6
align=center|flagicon|England
Tony Gale
align=center|CB
align=center|17(1)
align=center
align=center|2
align=center
align=center
align=center
align=center|August 1983
Fulham

- bgcolor=#EFEFEF
align=center|5
align=center|flagicon|England
Alvin Martin
align=center|CB
align=center|15
align=center
align=center
align=center
align=center|2
align=center
align=center|July 1976
Academy

- bgcolor=#EFEFEF
align=center|3
align=center|flagicon|Scotland
Tommy McQueen
align=center|LB
align=center|10(2)
align=center
align=center|1
align=center
align=center|1 (1)
align=center
align=center|March 1987
Aberdeen

- bgcolor=#EFEFEF
align=center|5
align=center|flagicon|England
Paul Hilton
align=center|CB
align=center|9 (5)
align=center|3
align=center|1 (1)
align=center
align=center|0 (1)
align=center
align=center|1984
Bury

- bgcolor=#EFEFEF
align=center|9
align=center|flagicon|England
Leroy Rosenior
align=center|CF
align=center|9
align=center|5
align=center
align=center
align=center
align=center
align=center|March 1988
Fulham

-!colspan=12 bgcolor=#6fd6f5|Other Players

- bgcolor=#EFEFEF
align=center|8
align=center|flagicon|Scotland
Frank McAvennie
align=center|CF
align=center|8
align=center
align=center
align=center
align=center|1
align=center
align=center|June 1985
St. Mirren

- bgcolor=#EFEFEF
align=center|3
align=center|flagicon|England
Julian Dicks
align=center|LB
align=center|8
align=center
align=center
align=center
align=center
align=center
align=center|March 1988
Birmingham City

- bgcolor=#EFEFEF
align=center|2
align=center|flagicon|England
Steve Potts
align=center|D
align=center|7 (1)
align=center
align=center|1
align=center
align=center|1
align=center
align=center|May 1984
Academy

- bgcolor=#EFEFEF
align=center|12
align=center|flagicon|Ireland
Eamonn Dolan
align=center|CF
align=center|1 (3)
align=center
align=center
align=center
align=center
align=center
align=center|1986
Academy

- bgcolor=#EFEFEF
align=center|1
align=center|flagicon|England
Phil Parkes
align=center|GK
align=center|1
align=center
align=center
align=center
align=center
align=center
align=center|February 1979
Queens Park Rangers

- bgcolor=#EFEFEF
align=center|6
align=center|flagicon|England
Alan Devonshire
align=center|LM
align=center|1
align=center
align=center
align=center
align=center
align=center
align=center|October 1976
Southall

- bgcolor=#EFEFEF
align=center|4
align=center|flagicon|Scotland
Neil Orr
align=center|CM
align=center|1
align=center
align=center
align=center
align=center
align=center
align=center|January 1982
Morton

- bgcolor=#EFEFEF
align=center|12
align=center|flagicon|England
Stuart Slater
align=center|M/F
align=center|0 (2)
align=center
align=center
align=center
align=center
align=center
align=center|1987
Academy

-!colspan=8 bgcolor=#6fd6f5


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