With David Moyes’s career in jeopardy, a Sky Sports News host has just given West Ham supporters some really thrilling information about a possible new manager.
Marco Siva of Fulham is the most recent name to be connected to the London Stadium job, suggesting that West Ham United’s owners are planning to replace David Moyes before the summer arrives.
It appears that Moyes is managing the Hammers effectively from the outside looking in. Currently occupying seventh place in the Premier League standings, we have a quarterfinal matchup with Bayer Leverkusen in the Europa League to look forward to next month.
Since making his second return to the club in December 2019, there is no denying that the 60-year-old Scot has elevated us to new heights.
We are currently enjoying our third consecutive campaign in Europe under Moyes, who led us to our first major trophy since 1980 last season.
But I am adamant that he has played himself to the limit at West Ham and is no longer capable of lifting us to new heights.
The owners must hire a very exciting manager if they truly want to make us a Champions League team, and it appears that David Sullivan and company may be preparing just that.
Exciting big name David Moyes replacement claim
Although this season has been tough for us to watch at times due to the veteran Scot’s constant football approach, he has kept us going.
The West Ham supporters who faithfully pay their money to witness our matches have every right to be critical of Moyes.
While recognising the Scot’s contributions to the club over the last four years, it’s reasonable to be critical of him and call for a managerial change. There is no conflict between the two.
And it appears that the West Ham owner may be considering the same things right now.
Give Me Sport was informed by Michael Bridge, a Sky Sports News reporter, that the Hammers board might move.
Fans who simply can’t get into him will always exist. There are a few West Ham supporters I am aware of that are not for him. I’ve always assumed that you have to like it. But, they are the ones making the financial contributions; I do not. A few people I know at West Ham kind of give me the idea that there won’t be another talented young English coach if David Moyes were to leave. Since there will likely be several well-known names available, they would most likely aim for one. And they ask, “Would they go to West Ham?” Well, let’s observe and wait. I believe that West Ham would
The Portuguese former Chelsea manager is without a doubt the box office draw and would at the very least provide some excitement to the team, even though some may not want him.
Moyes most likely won’t be leaving the Hammers if they conclude the season strong and place inside the top seven of the Premier League standings and the Europa League semi-finals.
So obviously, a lot is still up in the air. If we have a bad run of form from here until the end of the season, that is the only way the West Ham owners can replace David Moyes. 10th place and a European exit at the hands of Leverkusen