West Ham put in another shambolic performance away at Crystal Palace today, and it could pave the way for David Moyes to take over from Manuel Pellegrini, according to well-informed club insider ExWHUemployee.
They actually led early in the second-half after Robert Snodgrass slotted home. But the goal only papered over the cracks.
And the Hammers ended up losing the game 2-1.
Manuel Pellegrini was under pressure before the game started, and he is now under even more scrutiny.
The Chilean is clearly out of his depth in charge of West Ham. The 66-year-old seems to be absolutely clueless on the sidelines.
He lacks any kind of in-game management skills and is totally bereft of any kind of passion.
Now is surely time for Pellegrini to go. The trouble is that none of the names linked with the job are actually very exciting at all.
ExWHUemployee claims that the next man in charge of the Hammers could be David Moyes:
Whilst Moyes, 56, would most likely do a solid job, he is hardly the man to take West Ham to another level.
The Scot might steady the ship, but many Hammers fans would surely once again be disappointed if he was handed the reigns at the London Stadium.
The harsh reality is that Moyes would be a typical appointment from David Sullivan and David Gold.
That’s just where West Ham are at the moment.
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