This article shows statistics of individual players for the football club West Ham United F.C. It also lists all matches that West Ham United F.C. has played in the 2008-09 season. There is also other information including stadium, kits and staff sections.

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  • This article shows statistics of individual players for the football club West Ham United F.C. It also lists all matches that West Ham United F.C. has played in the 2008-09 season. There is also other information including stadium, kits and staff sections.
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  • August 2008
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  • Australia captain Lucas Neill leads his team to a 4-0 home victory against Qatar.
  • Chelsea assistant manager Steve Clarke becomes first team coach at West Ham.
  • Czech Republic youth international Goalkeeper Marek Štěch signs a new five year contract with West Ham.
  • Scott Parker wins E.ON Player of the Round award after his man-of-the-match display against Hartlepool United in the 4th round of the FA cup.
  • After a two-week trial, Spanish striker Diego Tristán signs on a one year deal.
  • After being named as an unused substitute in West Ham's first two games, Jordan Spence receives a call-up to the England Under-19 squad. Spence had previously captained both the Under-17 and Under-18 teams.
  • After coming on as a half-time substitute, 14 year old striker Robert Hall gets two assists as England Under-16s cruise to a 6-0 win against Northern Ireland.
  • Alan Curbishley resigns as West Ham manager, disillusioned by the lack of transfers funds and the enforced loss of key players Freddie Ljungberg, Bobby Zamora, Anton Ferdinand and George McCartney.
  • All 3 West Ham United players that are called up to the England squad to play a friendly against Spain, play a part. Matthew Upson and Robert Green were second-half substitutes, while Carlton Cole got his first full international cap and came close to scoring with a great move which just ends with his shot being cleared off the line after Cole had taken the ball around Pepe Reina. Spain eventually win 2-0.
  • Attacking Midfielder Freddie Ljungberg retires from playing international football for Sweden to concentrate on playing for West Ham.
  • Calum Davenport is loaned to Sunderland for the rest of the season.
  • Craig Bellamy signs for Manchester City on a 4 and a half year deal for an undisclosed figure, thought to be around £14 million.
  • Dean Ashton signs a new five year contract with West Ham.
  • Defender Jordan Spence captains the England Under 19s, in their opening European Under-19 Championship qualifier, to a 3-0 win against Albania U19s.
  • Defender Anton Ferdinand completes an £ 8million move to Sunderland.
  • Despite a pair of goals from Dean Ashton, West Ham lose 3-2 in the Major League Soccer All-Star Game.
  • Gianfranco Zola is officially confirmed as West Ham's new manager.
  • Goalkeeper Richard Wright signs for Ipswich for £ 0.5million.
  • Hayden Mullins signs for Portsmouth for an undisclosed fee on a 3 and a half year deal.
  • Highly-rated Czech Goalkeeper Marek Stech joins Wycombe Wanderers on loan until the end of the season.
  • Highly-rated Republic of Ireland youth international striker '''Terry Dixon''' on a three-year contract. Dixon was released by Tottenham Hotspurs after hampering his potential with injuries.
  • Hungary Under-21 goalkeeper Peter Kurucz is loaned from Ujpest until the end of the season with a view to a possible permanent transfer.
  • In honour of the 50th anniversary of Bobby Moore's début, West Ham permanently retire the No. 6 shirt. Matthew Upson is last player to ever wear the number.
  • Julien Faubert is loaned to Real Madrid for the rest of the season with a view to a permanent move.
  • Just five days after captaining the England Under 21 team, Mark Noble receives West Ham's first red card of the season against Man City.
  • Matthew Etherington signs for Stoke on a 3 and a half year deal for an undisclosed figure, thought to be around £3 million.
  • Matthew Upson plays the full 90 minutes as England record a 3-1 win against Belarus.
  • Matthew Upson wins his tenth cap for England as they win 5-1 at home to Kazakhstan.
  • Midfielder Jack Collison makes his debut for Wales in a 1-0 away win against Iceland.
  • Midfielder Mark Noble is handed the captain's armband for the second half as the England Under 21 team finish 2-1 winners against Slovenia.
  • Midfielder Nolberto Solano becomes a free agent after his contract with West Ham expires.
  • Nigel Quasie is loaned to Wolves for the rest of the season.
  • Radoslav Kováč is loaned from Spartak Moscow for the rest of the season. Zola has the option of making it a permanent swith in the summer if he so wishes.
  • Reserve team boss Kevin Keen is named as caretaker manager.
  • Savio Nsereko signs for West Ham, which is thought to have been in the region of £9 million (depending on appearances), on a four and a half year contract.
  • Striker Bobby Zamora and Defender John Paintsil join Fulham from West Ham for a combined fee of £ 6.3million.
  • The impressive young Welsh international Jack Collison gets injured playing against Wigan and is expected to be out for 6 to 8 weeks after dislocating his kneecap. It is hoped he could return before the end of the season.
  • Valon Behrami gets injured against Man City and is expected to be out for six months with an anterior cruciate ligament injury in his left knee.
  • West Ham announce the signings of Italy Striker David Di Michele and Congolese Left back Hérita Ilunga, arriving on season-long loans from Torino and Toulouse respectively. Both deals are with a view to possible permanent transfers.
  • West Ham decide to appeal to the CAS after a Football Association arbitration panel rules in favour of Sheffield United over the Carlos Tévez affair.
  • West Ham defeat Wigan Athletic in their first game of the Premier League season 2-1.
  • West Ham draw up a six man short-list for the job of new manager. They are Slaven Bilić, Gérard Houllier, Gianfranco Zola, Roberto Donadoni and Roberto Mancini, with the sixth "remaining confidential."
  • West Ham end a run of 8 unbeaten matches in all competitions, by losing to Manchester United 1-0 at Upton Park
  • West Ham part company with Freddie Ljungberg on undisclosed terms by mutual consent.
  • West Ham sign Austrian Under 19 Midfielder Georg Grasser from Grazer AK for an undisclosed fee.
  • West Ham sign Uruguay and former River Plate left back Walter López on a one year deal.
  • West Ham sign former Czech Republic Under-21 Goalkeeper Jan Laštůvka from Shakhtar Donetsk in a loan deal to last until the end of the season.
  • Winger Matthew Etherington is voted player of the month for September by users of whufc.com.
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  • This article shows statistics of individual players for the football club West Ham United F.C. It also lists all matches that West Ham United F.C. has played in the 2008-09 season. There is also other information including stadium, kits and staff sections.
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  • West Ham United F.C. season 2008–09
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