BBC pundit Chris Sutton has called out majority owner David Sullivan for his disrespectful behavior towards David Moyes at West Ham, as the club finds itself amidst a whirlwind of managerial speculation. Reports have linked the club with numerous potential managers, including Ruben Amorim, sparking debates and discussions.

Despite the distractions, Moyes has remained focused on his preparations for upcoming matches, following a disappointing defeat to Crystal Palace. The recent draw against Liverpool may offer some hope for West Ham’s European ambitions, but the pressure remains on Moyes to secure wins in the remaining fixtures.

Speculation surrounding Moyes’ future at the club persists, with many questioning the handling of the situation by the West Ham hierarchy. While some criticize the club for engaging with other managers while Moyes is still in charge, others argue that proactive decision-making is necessary for the club’s progress.

The debate intensifies as fans await clarity on Moyes’ future, with conflicting opinions on the best course of action for the club. Amidst the uncertainty, Sullivan and the owners face criticism for their approach, as Moyes grapples with the challenges on the field.

In a season marked by struggles and limited success, West Ham navigates a delicate balancing act, caught between the need for stability and the pressure for change. As the season draws to a close, the club seeks to find a resolution that will benefit the team moving forward, while acknowledging the challenges and criticisms they currently face.

If and when Moyes departs, West Ham could be commended for their proactive approach. This is particularly crucial as a significant rebuild, necessitating the acquisition of 10-12 players, is imminent this summer. The next manager will have to be prepared to collaborate with Tim Steidten right from the beginning of the summer transfer window.