Now attack Moyes – this is what we have cried out for
Right now, the team has some incredible players, and when they attack on the front end, they can breach any defence.
Before these players are lured away to “bigger” teams, I myself want to witness their skills.
After significant criticism, the manager chose an offensive lineup and gave the go-ahead to secure a decisive victory.
Our gifted attackers were obviously relishing the chance to showcase their skills as they delivered with a swagger and enjoyed the assignment.
Lucas Paqueta’s annoyance at being substituted on the hour was a perfect example of this; it was obvious that he was enjoying the attacking strategies.
It has been difficult to watch them play with straight jackets for the majority of the season because we have never had such an abundance of attacking talent at our disposal at one time. Some of these players might not be around next season, and most of us want to see them play to their strengths like they did last night.
I get that having the players available and healthy is crucial, but Paqueta, Mo Kudus, and Jarrod Bowen were at their very best when the team decided to drop JWP and reorganise the attack with a reinvigorated Mikey Antonio at the front of the queue.
The four people who were put in their optimal places performed, and there are indications that Danny Ings is a candidate as well.
Following West Ham United’s 5-0 victory over Freiburg in the Europa League, Don Hutchison has taken to social media to criticise West Ham supporters.
With a commanding performance at the London Stadium, the Hammers overcame a 1-0 first-leg deficit behind goals from Lucas Paqueta, Jarrod Bowen, Aaron Cresswell, and Mohammed Kudus, who scored twice, to advance into a European quarterfinal for the third consecutive season.
Because of his poor playing skill, some fans had been pushing David Moyes to leave the team. However, Hutchison has been a staunch supporter of the manager and brought it up on his own Twitter account after the game on March 14.
“West Ham Fifth.” “Where are tonight’s David Moyes boo boys?” He penned.
Hutchison is totally missing the point with West Ham fans
Irons supporters have been dissatisfied with Moyes and have been calling for the team to move on since they don’t see these kinds of performances frequently enough.
The problem is in the manner the manager sets up the team; while the squad is more than capable of producing these kinds of performances on a regular basis and against elite competition, the players are never allowed that freedom.
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The fact that the majority of West Ham supporters would want Moyes to stay if he was doing this on a regular basis is something that those citing this as evidence in favour of his retention are overlooking.This club is extremely talented and can consistently blow teams away with the correct approach from the start, thus that should be the top goal. Fans won’t have any problems if Moyes can accomplish that on a regular basis.
