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Following growing disputes over the running and financing of the club, in June 1900 Thames Ironworks F.C. was disbanded, then almost immediately relaunched as West Ham United F.C. — reflecting the West Ham, London district where they played — on 5 July 1900 with Syd King as their manager and future manager Charlie Paynter as his assistant. Because of the original "works team" roots and links (still represented upon the club badge), they are still known as "the Irons" or "the Hammers" amongst fans and the media. [9] [10] Birth of West Ham United (1901–1961)

In honour of Mark Noble, who was also the award winner in 2004, and had been serving the club since 2000 and retired in 2022, the Young Hammer of the Year award was renamed to Mark Noble Young Hammer of the Year Award on 9 May 2022. [239] Year Boleyn Ground (West Ham United): That was good fun, a lot of good colours. I won’t bother with the Olympic Stadium. Korr, Charles (1986). West Ham United: the Making of a Football Club. University of Illinois Press. ISBN 978-0-252-01405-5. For three years the Crystal Palace supporter has been addicted to building Lego models of British football stadiums. Where it all began: A Lego-built Selhurst Park

The White Tower of the Tower of London as emblematic of East London. For hundreds of years, up until 1900, inner East London had been known as the Tower Division, [148] an area which owed military service to the Tower of London. The (originally whitewashed) White Tower was used as insignia for the area, for instance on cap badges of local units of the army. Tottenham fail with appeal over West Ham's use of the Olympic Stadium". The Guardian. 23 June 2011. Pugh, William (12 March 2019). "Tony Carr - the best developer of young talent in English football - keen to rebuild bridges at West Ham". The Telegraph. Archived from the original on 10 January 2022 – via www.telegraph.co.uk.

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The London Encyclopaedia, 1983, by Weinreb and Hibbert. The Encyclopaedia describes how the creation of the Tower Division, aka Tower Hamlets, made East London a distinct military unit I made a replica of Dulwich Hamlet’s Champion’s Hill. We did an event at the local club where school kids came along. a b c d Dyer, Ken (8 November 2001). "Redknapp blamed for West Ham loss". London Evening Standard . Retrieved 14 August 2013.