Frank McAvennie expressed his bewilderment at David Moyes’ puzzling choice to sideline Danny Ings during West Ham’s disappointing 3-0 loss to Manchester United. Despite recent stellar performances, Ings found himself warming the bench yet again, leaving McAvennie questioning the rift between player and manager.
Reflecting on missed opportunities for a historic third consecutive win against the Red Devils, McAvennie hinted at underlying tensions brewing behind the scenes. He emphasized Ings’ potential impact from the start, suggesting tactical adjustments that could have altered the outcome at Old Trafford.
The recurrent absence of a focal striker in recent matches underscores West Ham’s pressing need for Ings’ specialized presence. McAvennie urged Moyes to prioritize pragmatism over pride, advocating for Ings’ inclusion to reignite the team’s attacking prowess amidst Antonio’s absence.
