The 1992 London Monarchs season was the second season for the franchise in the World League of American Football (WLAF). The team was led by head coach Ray Willsey in his first year, and played its home games at Wembley Stadium in London, England. They finished the season in third place of the European Division with a record of two wins, seven losses and one tie.
Offseason World League draft + 1992 London Monarchs World League draft selections Draft order Player name Position College Round Overall 1 10 Roland Smith CB Miami (FL) 2 21 Bernard Ford WR UCF 3 32 William Kirksey LB Southern Miss 4 43 Rich McCullough DE Clemson 5 54 Ron Shipley T New Mexico 6 65 Danta Whitaker TE Mississippi Valley State 7 76 Charlie Young RB Stanford 8 87 Eddie Godfrey CB Western Kentucky 9 98 Clarence Seay WR UTEP 10 109 Anthony Thompson LB East Carolina 11 120 Michael Harris OG Grambling State 12 131 Emanuel McNeil DT Tennessee-Martin 13 142 Ted Popson TE Portland State 14 153 Marvin Hargrove WR Richmond 15 164 Shane Foley QB USC 16 175 Bob Christian RB Northwestern 17 186 Scott Hough T Maine 18 197 Elijah Austin DT North Carolina State 19 208 Antonio Gibson S Cincinnati 20 219 Ruben Mendoza OG Wayne State 21 230 Damon Baldwin OG San Diego State 22 241 Ernest Thompson FB Georgia Southern 23 252 Douglas Craft S Southern 24 263 Fred McNair QB Alcorn State 25 274 Patrick Moore DT California Poly State 26 285 Paul Alsbury P Southwest Texas State 27 295 Richard Booker LB TCU 28 305 Brian Inman OG Northern Colorado 29 315 Jimmy McCarney S Middle Tennessee
Staff
Roster
Schedule Week Date Opponent Results Game site Attendance Source Final score Team record 1 Sunday, March 22 6:00 p.m New York/New Jersey Knights W 26–20 1–0 Wembley Stadium 30,167 2 Saturday, March 28 6:00 p.m. Frankfurt Galaxy L 28–31 1–1 Wembley Stadium 21,799 3 Saturday, April 4 6:00 p.m. at Barcelona Dragons L 7–13 1–2 Estadi Olímpic de Montjuïc 19,337 4 Saturday, April 11 Birmingham Fire T 17–17 1–2–1 Wembley Stadium 20,370 5 Saturday, April 18 Barcelona Dragons L 0–9 1–3–1 Wembley Stadium 18,518 6 Sunday, April 26 Sacramento Surge L 26–31 1–4–1 Wembley Stadium 18,653 7 Saturday, May 3 at New York/New Jersey Knights L 13–41 1–5–1 Giants Stadium 30,112 8 Saturday, May 10 at Orlando Thunder L 0–9 1–6–1 Florida Citrus Bowl 20,268 9 Sunday, May 17 at Montreal Machine W 45–13 2–6–1 Olympic Stadium 14,637 10 Saturday, May 23 7:00 p.m. at Frankfurt Galaxy L 16–19 2–7–1 Waldstadion 43,259
Standings
Game summaries Week 1: vs New York/New Jersey Knights
Week 2: vs Frankfurt Galaxy
Week 3: at Barcelona Dragons
Week 4: vs Birmingham Fire
Week 5: vs Barcelona Dragons
References