Coufal in swipe at Moyes tactics
In a biting critique of West Ham’s strategies, Vladimir Coufal claims that they are to blame for the Hammers’ 4-3 loss to Eddie Howe’s Newcastle. To really understand how agitated and upset the player was, one must see the video of the defender speaking with West Ham’s TV channel immediately.
The team’s tactics were harshly criticised by the right-back without holding back. Similar to the previous Premier League encounter with Aston Villa, West Ham had the opposition under control until Michail Antonio was substituted, giving up the momentum.
According to Coufal, “We just stopped playing and sat back and waited for them to score when we got to 3-1.” After much waiting, we allowed them to enter.
Coufal made fun of Moyes’ strategies, saying the team was just waiting to give up and sitting back.
Indeed, a team member’s comments are very scathing. To be clear, Coufal performed appallingly against Newcastle. Both Antony “kick my leg” Gordon and Harvey Barnes gave him a rough time, but he never gave up.
There is no denying that Coufal is referring to the second substitution, which turned the game from a West Ham offensive display to complete surrender. The Czech defender expressed disapproval of Moyes’ adjustments in his remarks, even though they weren’t overtly critical of them.
One comment on “Coufal in swipe at Moyes tactics”
I’m over these pathetic methods employed by Moyes.The majority of managers would put pressure on the opponent, try to score more goals, and end the game early. But not Moyes; instead, he resorts to his old and frequently ineffective strategy of being cautious and gloomy and inviting teams to come attack us.
It backfires once more, but this time it does so spectacularly.
He seems incapable of growing or learning from his past mistakes and will never alter.
He blew the chance we had to put them to the sword and score one or two more points!
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West Ham player should be embarrassed by his awful performance vs Newcastle and now he has no leverag
In the Premier League match versus Newcastle at St James’ Park, one West Ham player stood out for all the wrong reasons and gave a disgusting performance.
With twenty minutes left, club captain Kurt Zouma acknowledged that Newcastle’s substitutions altered the game, and David Moyes made defensive adjustments while Eddie Howe made the opposing ones.
The Hammers had to swallow a very bitter pill after losing 4-3 after leading 3-1 until the 77th minute of play.
It is Moyes’s fault that the outcomes followed his pitiful substitutions, but we also have to acknowledge the terrible officiating work.
Rob Jones wanted to be the centre of attention in every decision he made, and that was evident from the beginning.
He made several extremely important calls incorrectly, and in my opinion, this ultimately affected the outcome.