1974–75 West Ham United F.C. season

West Ham won the FA Cup Final for the second time, recording a 2-0 result against a Fulham side captained by former Upton Park legend Bobby Moore. Both West Ham goals were scored by Alan 'Sparrow' Taylor.

Number	Player	Position	Lge Apps	Lge Gls	FAC Apps	FAC Gls	LC Apps	LC Gls	Date Signed	Previous Club
FA Cup Final Team
1	Mervyn Day	GK	42		8		3		1973	Academy
2	John McDowell	RB	33(1)	1	8		2		1970	Academy
3	Frank Lampard	LB	40	4	8	1	3		1967	Academy
4	Billy Bonds (Capt) (Hammer of the Year)	DCM	31	7	8		3	2	1967	Charlton Athletic
5	Tommy Taylor	CH	39		7		3		1970	Leyton Orient
6	Kevin Lock	CH	41(1)		8		3		1971	Academy
7	Billy Jennings	CF	32	13	8	1			1974	Watford
8	Graham Paddon	M	40	4	8		3		1973	Norwich
9	Alan Taylor	CF	11(3)	2	4	6			1974	Rochdale
10	Trevor Brooking	CM	36	3	8	1	3	1	1967	Academy
11	Pat Holland	LW	18(4)	4	4(3)	2	1 (1)		1969	Academy
Important Players
9	Bobby Gould	F	31(3)	9	3	1	2	3	1973	Bristol City
2	Keith Coleman	RB	27(2)		1		1		1973	Sunderland
11	Keith Robson	LW	25	10	3	1	2		1974	Newcastle United
11	Clyde Best	F	12(3)		2		1		1969	Academy
Other Players
12	Johnny Ayris	F	2 (4)				3	1	1970	Academy
4	Alan Curbishley	M	1 (1)						1974	Academy
8	Alan Wooler	M	1						1973	Reading

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1974–75 in English football

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FA competitions	FA Cup (Qualifying Rounds, Final) • Charity Shield

Football League	Football League (First Division • Second Division • Third Division • Fourth Division) • League Cup (Final)

Lower leagues	Northern Premier League · Southern Football League · Isthmian League

European competitions	European Cup (Final) · UEFA Cup · European Cup Winners' Cup

Related to national team	Joe Mercer • Don Revie • Home Championship • UEFA Euro 1976 (qualification)

Club seasons

First Division	Arsenal · Birmingham City · Burnley · Carlisle United · Chelsea · Coventry City · Derby County · Everton · Ipswich Town · Leeds United · Leicester City · Liverpool · Luton Town · Manchester City · Middlesbrough · Newcastle United · Queens Park Rangers · Sheffield United · Stoke City · Tottenham Hotspur · Wolverhampton Wanderers

Second Division	Aston Villa · Blackpool · Bolton Wanderers · Bristol City · Bristol Rovers · Cardiff City · Fulham · Hull City · Leyton Orient · Manchester United · Millwall · Norwich City · Nottingham Forest · Notts County · Oldham Athletic · Oxford United · Portsmouth · Sheffield Wednesday · Southampton · Sunderland · West Bromwich Albion · West Ham United · York City

Third Division	Aldershot · Blackburn Rovers · Bournemouth · Brighton & Hove Albion · Bury · Charlton Athletic · Chesterfield · Colchester United · Crystal Palace · Gillingham · Grimsby Town · Halifax Town · Hereford United · Huddersfield Town · Peterborough United · Plymouth Argyle · Port Vale · Preston North End · Southend United · Swindon Town · Tranmere Rovers · Walsall · Watford · Wrexham

Fourth Division	Barnsley · Bradford City · Brentford · Cambridge United · Chester · Crewe Alexandra · Darlington · Doncaster Rovers · Exeter City · Hartlepool United · Lincoln City · Mansfield Town · Newport County · Northampton Town · Reading · Rochdale · Rotherham United · Scunthorpe United · Shrewsbury Town · Southport · Stockport County · Swansea City · Torquay United · Workington