David Moyes sends pointed message to disgruntled West Ham fans ahead of Brentford clash
David Moyes is under tremendous strain as West Ham prepares to take on notorious Brentford at the London Stadium in the Premier League.
On Monday night, when Brentford visits east London, West Ham will attempt a ninth time to win a game in 2024.
If David Moyes had the ability to choose any team to play against outside of the top, the Bees would probably be the last team on his list.
Of the 43 teams Moyes has managed in the Premier League, Brentford is the only one he has never defeated.
Bogey side Brentford are Moyes’ worst nightmare
And in search of their sixth victory over the Irons since going up, Thomas Frank’s squad travels to the London Stadium.
With the return of Ivan Toney and the awful performances of Kurt Zouma and Nayef Aguerd, West Ham supporters are bracing themselves for the worse.
The Hammers suffered a 2-0 loss against Forest during their most recent game. However, in actuality, West Ham won the score and it could have been by a far wider margin.
At the City Ground, some Hammers supporters raised banners and held signs that read “Moyes Out.”

‘Concentrate on the pitch’ boss tells Hammers fans
When asked if he worried a repetition on the home terraces before Brentford, the manager said yes.
Before the match against Brentford, Moyes also addressed a sharp warning to irate West Ham supporters.
“Concentrate on the pitch” is the message that is being sent.
In his complete news conference, Moores responded, “It’s what I want to see from the players, the performance from the players,” when asked what he hoped to see from West Ham supporters on Monday night.
Our performances are what really matter; that’s what always lights up the fans.
“Let’s concentrate on the pitch,” Moyes shot back with a sarcastic smile.
And as you can imagine, we all want to focus on the activity taking place on the pitch.
It is rather obvious how the manager feels.
In order to avoid giving his side any distractions or media fodder, he expects the spectators to concentrate on the game..