Anton Ferdinand lauds David Moyes for job he is doing at West Ham and highlights three players he has transformed

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David Moyes is doing a superb job at West Ham United and has transformed the Hammers careers of three players.

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West Ham made it back-to-back wins with a 1-0 triumph at Sheffield United on Sunday.

It was a game – like Fulham before it – West Ham could and would have lost in previous seasons.

But there is something different about the Hammers side being put together by Moyes.

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West Ham look organised, committed, energetic, solid, well balanced and dangerous.

A number of players are flourishing in the team and Moyes’s wingback formation.

And that did not escape the attention of former West Ham star Anton Ferdinand.

Speaking on Twitter after the victory over the Blades lifted West Ham up to eighth in the table, Ferdinand was full of praise for Moyes.

Ferdinand lauds Moyes and says he is getting the best out of three players

The former academy graduate turned first team star likes what he is seeing and picked out three players Moyes has transformed.

“Can I just say David Moyes and his staff have done a fantastic job since coming back,” Ferdinand said on Twitter.

“He’s bought players that work hard first but can still play!

“Also getting the best out of players like (Arthur) Masuaku, (Pablo) Fornals and (Angelo) Ogbonna.”

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Many West Ham fans are gladly lapping up humble pie at the moment.

A large section of Hammers supporters did not agree bringing Moyes back was the right way to go after Manuel Pellegrini’s sacking.

West Ham fans respected Moyes for the solid job he did first time around.

But they felt his appointment lacked ambition given owners David Sullivan and David Gold deemed him not progressive enough after his first spell.

Moyes clearly gets West Ham, though, and is addressing the issues which have always dogged the club namely inconsistency and a soft underbelly.

Getting the team working hard is one thing.

But playing good football alongside that and bringing the best out of players is a testament to his management style.

Long may it continue.

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