There is growing unrest in the West Ham United dressing room with some players having grown tired of the tactics deployed by David Moyes.
That’s according to a report from The Guardian who claim that there are players at the London Stadium who feel as though Moyes’s negative approach to games is holding them back, and preventing them from winning games.
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West Ham are in real trouble at the moment and are currently sitting in 16th spot in the Premier League table, just one point clear of the relegation zone.
As Hammers fans, we have obviously seen plenty of relegation battles throughout our time. This one is different though, with the quality of football unbelievably poor and only matched in turgidness by the Avram Grant era.
Moyes is beginning to come out with some really poor excuses for West Ham’s poor performances as well. The Scot is a man under pressure, and it seems as though he has a real task on his hands if he is to turn the tide in East London…
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The Guardian journalist Jacob Steinberg has claimed that unrest in the Hammers dressing room began to form after Moyes’s negative setup for our game away at Tottenham. Some players apparently believed that the setup gave them no chance of actually winning the game.
The players were then ‘exuberant’ after the Nottingham Forest game, where Moyes approached it with more attacking intent.
But the Scot reverted to his old ways away at Brighton and the result just felt like a formality in the end.
We all know where this is heading.
Once players down tools, there really is no hope. If this story is true, it needs to be sorted out and addressed now.
Either the players who are unhappy with Moyes are dropped or preferably, the board move the Scot on from his role at the London Stadium.
These are hugely worrying times for the Hammers, with relegation a very real prospect for us this season.
David Moyes has to change things and set up his West Ham team to start games on the front foot more if we are to avoid dropping down to the Championship. Let’s face it, it seems as though it’s not only the fans who are tired of his approach now…
And that spells real rouble for the Hammers in my view.
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