Ted Fenton
Ted Fenton managed West Ham United between 1950 and 1961; he is remembered as a great confidence manager, helping all football players improve during his spells in charge at the respective clubs. Seven of the players that he helped up the ranks at West ham, won the FA Cup final of 1964 with Ron Greenwood. Prior his managerial spell at the Hammers, he managed Colchester United for a few seasons.

Ron Greenwood
Greenwood was installed manager of the Hammers after Ted Fentons reign in charge at the club. Greenwood helped in developing many of the worlds greatest ever football players, including, Geoff Hurst, Bobby Moore and Martin peters. He guided the Hammers to success in 1964 as they won the FA Cup and greater success occurred the following season as they won the European Cup Winners Cup. After his successful spell in charge at West ham, he managed England for five years, between 1977 and 1982.

John Lyall
After coaching in most segments of West Ham, Lyall was appointed manager of West ham in 1974 and his spell at the club lasted an unbelievable 15 years. He managed the Hammers to triumph in the FA Cup final, winning the tournament in 1975. Further success in the FA Cup came about in 1980 as they defeated Arsenal in the final. Lyall guided West ham back into the top flight in 1981 as he helped them to promotion. His finest season was arguably the 1985-86 term, as he managed West ham to third place in the first division, to this day their highest ever finish in the league. He left the managerial post at West Ham in May 1989.

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Glenn Roeder
Roeder is no stranger to success and is well known for his brilliant motivational talks. He commenced his managerial career with Gillingham and later moved on to manage Watford, and nearly took the club to the play offs in 1995. In 1996, he left Watford and embarked on a five year coaching career with England and West Ham. Roeder took charge of West ham in January 2001 and helped the club to an emphatic seventh position during his first spell at the club. The 2002-2003 season was unfortunate for the Hammers, many members of their squad suffered from injury and it proved costly as West Ham was relegated. Roeder left the West ham managerial post in August 2003.

Alan Pardew
After a four year spell managing Reading, Pardew was selected as West ham manager early in the 2003-04 season. His first season in charge at the club started slowly as they struggled for form; however he took them to the play off final of 2004, losing against Crystal Palace. West Ham were consistent during the 2004-05 season, however they were hovering around the play off places for most the season. The Hammers qualified for the play offs and met Preston in the final, a Bobby Zamora winning goal clinched a birth in the Premiership for Pardew and West ham.
Pardew became a hero at Upton Park after the 2005-06 season, he helped West Ham reach the final of the FA Cup and to a credible ninth position in the Premier league.