After West Ham’s long-awaited victory over Brentford, manager David Moyes should be on cloud nine this morning.
Until Monday night’s triumph, the Scot had been enduring a winless streak in 2024, sparking doubts about his future at the club.
However, the impressive display against Brentford showcased Moyes’ ability to inspire his team to play dynamic, attacking football when it matters most.
Yet, despite this much-needed win, questions linger about Moyes’ standing among fans and the club’s hierarchy.
Speculation swirls as Moyes delays signing a rumored new contract, hinting at potential doubts about his continued tenure.
It’s a stark contrast to just a year ago when Moyes was hailed as West Ham’s greatest manager, having secured their first major trophy in over four decades and securing European football for the third consecutive season.
Adding to the intrigue, Sky Sports commentators noted an unusual sight during Monday night’s match: Moyes eschewing the customary post-match gestures, opting instead to head straight to the tunnel.
This unprecedented move has left fans and pundits alike pondering Moyes’ mindset and the future of West Ham under his leadership.
