Sam Bartram
Position: Goalkeeper · Years: 1933-1937 · Team: Men's First Team
Senior appearances: 85 · Goals: 0
Sam Bartram served West Ham United during the 1933-1937 period, making 85 appearances and scoring 0 goals as a Goalkeeper.
Sam Bartram represented the Men's First Team squad at the club. Playing as a goalkeeper during 1933-1937, Records list Sam Bartram with 85 senior appearances and 0 goals for the Hammers. Goalkeepers at West Ham United have a proud tradition dating back to the club's founding in 1895 as Thames Ironworks FC. Iconic keepers such as Phil Parkes, Ludek Miklosko and Lukasz Fabianski have all worn the number one shirt at Upton Park and the London Stadium.
The pre-war and immediate post-war years at West Ham United featured the FA Cup final of 1923 — the famous 'White Horse Final' — and Charlie Paynter's long managerial tenure at the Boleyn Ground.
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