West Ham United F.C. season 1989-90

West Ham United F.C. season 1989-90

In only the second game of the season the West Ham fans are chanting "We hate Paul Ince" after they discover through a national newspaper of the player's transfer to Manchester United. His being pictured wearing the shirt of Man Utd makes him a pariah for many years to come at Upton Park.

Lou Macari does not last the season as manager. However, some of his signings including
Ludek Miklosko and Ian Bishop went on to become West Ham legends.

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!!width=9%|Player!width=4%|Position!width=6%|Lge Apps!width=5%|Lge Gls!width=3%|FAC Apps!width=3%|FAC Gls!width=3%|LC Apps!width=3%|LC Gls!width=15%|Date Signed!width=19%|Previous Club

-!colspan=12 bgcolor=#6fd6f5|West Ham United 1989-90 First XI

- bgcolor=#EFEFEF
align=center|1
align=center|flagicon|England
Phil Parkes
align=center|GK
align=center|22
align=center
align=center|1
align=center
align=center|9
align=center
align=center|February 1979
Queens Park Rangers

- bgcolor=#EFEFEF
align=center|2
align=center|flagicon|England
Steve Potts
align=center|RB
align=center|30(2)
align=center
align=center|1
align=center
align=center|8
align=center
align=center|May 1984
Academy

- bgcolor=#EFEFEF
align=center|3
align=center|flagicon|England
Julian Dicks
(Hammer of the Year)
align=center|LB
align=center|40
align=center|9
align=center|1
align=center
align=center|9
align=center|4
align=center|March 1988
Birmingham City

- bgcolor=#EFEFEF
align=center|4
align=center|flagicon|England
Tony Gale
align=center|CB
align=center|36
align=center|1
align=center|1
align=center
align=center|7
align=center
align=center|August 1983
Fulham

- bgcolor=#EFEFEF
align=center|5
align=center|flagicon|England
Alvin Martin (Captain)
align=center|CB
align=center|31
align=center
align=center|1
align=center
align=center|10
align=center|1
align=center|July 1976
Academy

- bgcolor=#EFEFEF
align=center|6
align=center|flagicon|England
Kevin Keen
align=center|M
align=center|43(1)
align=center|10
align=center|1
align=center
align=center|10
align=center|1
align=center|1986
Academy

- bgcolor=#EFEFEF
align=center|7
align=center|flagicon|Ireland
Liam Brady
align=center|M
align=center|25(8)
align=center|2
align=center
align=center
align=center|8 (2)
align=center
align=center|March 1987
Ascoli

- bgcolor=#EFEFEF
align=center|8
align=center|flagicon|England
Stuart Slater
align=center|F
align=center|40
align=center|7
align=center
align=center
align=center|9 (1)
align=center|2
align=center|1987
Academy

- bgcolor=#EFEFEF
align=center|9
align=center|flagicon|Northern Ireland
Jimmy Quinn
align=center|CF
align=center|18(3)
align=center|13
align=center|1
align=center
align=center
align=center
align=center|December 1989
Bradford City

- bgcolor=#EFEFEF
align=center|10
align=center|flagicon|England
Martin Allen
align=center|M
align=center|39
align=center|9
align=center|1
align=center
align=center|6
align=center|2
align=center|August 1989
Queens Park Rangers

- bgcolor=#EFEFEF
align=center|11
align=center|flagicon|England
George Parris
align=center|M
align=center|35(3)
align=center|2
align=center|1
align=center
align=center|9
align=center
align=center|1985
Academy

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

- bgcolor=#EFEFEF
align=center|5
align=center|flagicon|England
Colin Foster
align=center|CB
align=center|20(2)
align=center
align=center
align=center
align=center
align=center
align=center|1989
Nottingham Forest

- bgcolor=#EFEFEF
align=center|11
align=center|flagicon|England
Trevor Morley
align=center|CF
align=center|18(1)
align=center|10
align=center|1
align=center
align=center
align=center
align=center|December 1989
Manchester City

- bgcolor=#EFEFEF
align=center|1
align=center|flagicon|Czechoslovakia
Ludek Miklosko
align=center|GK
align=center|18
align=center
align=center
align=center
align=center|1
align=center
align=center|February 1990
Banik Ostrava

- bgcolor=#EFEFEF
align=center|7
align=center|flagicon|England
Mark Ward
align=center|RM
align=center|17(2)
align=center|5
align=center
align=center
align=center|4
align=center
align=center|August 1985
Oldham Athletic

- bgcolor=#EFEFEF
align=center|4
align=center|flagicon|England
Gary Strodder
align=center|CB
align=center|16
align=center|1
align=center
align=center
align=center|5
align=center
align=center|March 1987
Lincoln

- bgcolor=#EFEFEF
align=center|8
align=center|flagicon|England
Ian Bishop
align=center|M
align=center|13(4)
align=center|2
align=center|1
align=center
align=center
align=center
align=center|December 1989
Manchester City

- bgcolor=#EFEFEF
align=center|8
align=center|flagicon|Ireland
David Kelly
align=center|CF
align=center|8 (8)
align=center|1
align=center
align=center
align=center|5 (2)
align=center|1
align=center|1988
Walsall

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

- bgcolor=#EFEFEF
align=center|9
align=center|flagicon|Ireland
Eamonn Dolan
align=center|CF
align=center|8 (2)
align=center|3
align=center
align=center
align=center|4
align=center
align=center|1986
Academy

- bgcolor=#EFEFEF
align=center|2
align=center|flagicon|England
Stewart Robson
align=center|M
align=center|7
align=center|1
align=center
align=center
align=center|3
align=center
align=center|January 1987
Arsenal

- bgcolor=#EFEFEF
align=center|1
align=center|flagicon|England
Perry Suckling
align=center|GK
align=center|6
align=center
align=center
align=center
align=center
align=center
align=center|December 1989
Crystal Palace

- bgcolor=#EFEFEF
align=center|3
align=center|flagicon|Scotland
Tommy McQueen
align=center|LB
align=center|5 (2)
align=center
align=center
align=center
align=center|1 (2)
align=center
align=center|March 1987
Aberdeen

- bgcolor=#EFEFEF
align=center|9
align=center|flagicon|England
Leroy Rosenior
align=center|CF
align=center|4 (1)
align=center|2
align=center|0 (1)
align=center
align=center|2
align=center
align=center|March 1988
Fulham

- bgcolor=#EFEFEF
align=center|6
align=center|flagicon|England
Alan Devonshire
align=center|LM
align=center|3 (4)
align=center
align=center
align=center
align=center|0 (3)
align=center
align=center|October 1976
Southall

- bgcolor=#EFEFEF
align=center|11
align=center|flagicon|England
Justin Fashanu
align=center|F
align=center|2
align=center
align=center
align=center
align=center|0 (1)
align=center
align=center|November 1989
Manchester City

- bgcolor=#EFEFEF
align=center|12
align=center|flagicon|Scotland
Frank McAvennie
align=center|CF
align=center|1 (4)
align=center
align=center
align=center
align=center
align=center
align=center|March 1989
Celtic

- bgcolor=#EFEFEF
align=center|11
align=center|flagicon|England
Paul Ince
align=center|CM
align=center|1
align=center
align=center
align=center
align=center
align=center
align=center|1986
Academy

- bgcolor=#EFEFEF
align=center|14
align=center|flagicon|England
Paul Kelly
align=center|M
align=center|0 (1)
align=center
align=center
align=center
align=center
align=center
align=center|1989
Academy

- bgcolor=#EFEFEF
align=center|12
align=center|flagicon|Scotland
Ralph Milne
align=center|M
align=center
align=center
align=center
align=center
align=center|0 (1)
align=center
align=center|January 1990
Manchester United

-!colspan=8 bgcolor=#6fd6f5


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