A Pictorial History
FOOTBALL PROGRAMMES
WEST HAM UNITED
Steve Marsh & Stuart Allen
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1967-68 Football Combination
COVENTRY CITY : Football Combination
LEICESTER CITY : Football Combination
BIRMINGHAM CITY : Football Combination
IPSWICH TOWN : Football Combination
PETERBOROUGH UNITED : Football Combination
TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR : Football Combination Cup (Quarter-Final)
CHELSEA : Football Combination
WALSALL : Football Combination
GILLINGHAM : Football Combination
SWINDON TOWN : Football Combination
ARSENAL : Football Combination
BIRMINGHAM CITY : Football Combination
SWINDON TOWN : Football Combination
CHELSEA : Football Combination
SOUTHAMPTON : Football Combination
PLYMOUTH ARGYLE : Football Combination
GILLINGHAM : Football Combination
WALSALL : Football Combination
ARSENAL : Football Combination
PLYMOUTH ARGYLE : Football Combination
Upton Park
1 - 0 (Heffer)
6 January 1968
Grotier
Charles J. (Morgan)
Burkett
Bovington
Glozier
Miller
Redknapp
Bennett
Heffer
Eadie
Hartley
Upton Park
1 - 3 (Brabrook)
20 January 1968
Martin
Burkett
Howe
Bovington
Heffer
Miller
Brabrook
Lindsay
Bennett
Hartley
Jauhiainen
Upton Park
0 - 1
27 January 1968
Grotier
Burkett
Charles J.
Bovington
Heffer
Miller
Redknapp
Lindsay
Hartley (Simmons)
Cross
Brabrook
Portman Road
3 - 2 (Cross 2, Brabrook)
3 February 1968
Grotier
Burkett
Charles J.
Miller
Glozier
Howe
Redknapp
Bennett
Heffer
Cross
Brabrook
London Road
3 - 4 (Cross, Eadie, Lindsay)
10 February 1968
Grotier
Charles J.
Burkett
Miller
Glozier
Howe
Clements
Lindsay
Heffer
Cross
Eadie
Upton Park
1 - 2 (Eadie)
12 February 1968
Grotier
Charles J.
Burkett
Miller
Glozier
Howe (Lindsay)
Redknapp
Brabrook
Heffer
Cross
Upton Park
1 - 2 (Eadie)
17 February 1968
Grotier
Charles J.
Burkett
Bovington
Morgan
Glozier
Redknapp
Lindsay
Heffer
Cross
Eadie
Upton Park
1 - 1 (Howe)
24 February 1968
Grotier
Simmons
Burkett
Bovington
Heffer
Howe
Redknapp
Miller
Brabrook
Cross
Eadie (Holland)
Priestfield Stadium
2 - 1 (Lindsay, [og])
2 March 1968
Grotier
Charles J.
Burkett
Bovington
Heffer
Miller
Redknapp
Lindsay
Cross
Howe
Brabrook
County Ground
0 - 2
9 March 1968
Grotier
Charles J.
Burkett
Bovington
Heffer
Miller
Clements
Lindsay
Brabrook
Llewelyn
Eadie
Upton Park
1 - 1 (Brabrook)
16 March 1968
Grotier
Howe
Burkett
Bovington
Heffer
Howe
Redknapp
Lindsay
Cross
Llewelyn
Brabrook
St Andrews
0 - 6
23 March 1968
Grotier
Charles J.
Burkett
Miller
Heffer
Howe
Redknapp
Bennett
Cross
Llewelyn
Eadie (Bovington)
Upton Park
4 - 0 (Llewelyn 2, Heffer, Howe)
30 March 1968
Death
Glozier
Charles
Miller
Morgan
Bovington
Clements (Cross)
Lindsay
Heffer
Howe
Llewelyn
Stamford Bridge
1 - 0 (Heffer)
6 April 1968
Grotier
Charles J.
Howe
Miller
Morgan
Bennett
Heffer
Brabrook
Llewelyn
Cross
Eadie
Upton Park
1 - 2 (Llewelyn)
13 April 1968
Death
Glozier
Burkett (Eadie)
Bovington
Morgan
Bennett
Heffer
Lindsay
Llewelyn
Cross
Brabrook
Home Park
1 - 0 (Simmons)
17 April 1968
Grotier
Simmons
Glozier
Keary P.
Heffer
Miller
Eadie
Lindsay
Llewelyn
Cross
Bennett
Upton Park
0 - 2
27 April 1968
Death
Howe
Burkett (Charles J.)
Cushley
Heffer
Bovington
Brabrook
Bennett
Hartley
LlewelynEadie
Fellows Park
1 - 0 (Cross)
30 April 1968
Grotier
Simmons
Howe
Bovington
Heffer
Glozier
Llewelyn
Bennett
Hartley
Cross
Eadie
Highbury
0 - 4
4 May 1968
Grotier
Simmons
Charles J.
Bovington
Cushley
Glozier
Brabrook
Hartley
Llewelyn
Cross
Eadie
Upton Park
4 - 2 (Brabrook, Glozier, Lay, [og])
6 May 1968
Grotier
Shaw
Charles J.
Miller
Heffer
Glozier
Brabrook
Pointer
Llewelyn
Lindsay
Lay
SOUTHAMPTON : Football Combination
The Dell
0 - 2
8 May 1968
Death
Simmons
Knowles
Cushley
Morgan
Bovington
Eadie
Bennett
Carr
Cross
Hartley (Miller)
Our Reserves had a very good win, although the margin over Chelsea at Stamford Bridge was by the only goal of the match. This came during the first half, Peter Brabrook doing an "overlap" on the right wing with Dave Llewelyn and then centering for Paul Heffer to net. The team gave a generally good all-round display, the score avenging the 1-2 reverse we suffered at the Blues' hands here in February- This victory moved us a couple of places up the table.
The in-and-out form of our Reserve team was underlined when they lost a very poor game to Gillingham Reserves at Upton Park. The lowly-placed Kent club gave only a moderate display, but they well deserved their 2-0 margin which was most disappointing.
Our second-string recovered its equilibrium after their defeat three-days earlier to win by the only goal at Walsall, Their third successive away victory by a 1-0 scoreline.
A 0-4 defeat at Highbury brought an end to a run of three successive away victories; we were only one goal in arrears at half-time and might well have equalised soon after the resumption, but the Gunners then put on more pressure and we conceded three further counters.
We led by a single goal at the interval against Plymouth Argyle Reserves at Upton Park, and increased the margin to 4-2 in a second-half scoring spree; this was our last home game of 1967-68 in this competition, and we returned to a winning note after two previous home defeats.