Ray Winstone, despite his on-air frustration following West Ham’s defeat to Liverpool on 20 December, maintains a strong belief in David Moyes, stating that the seasoned manager has done a “wonderful job” at the club. After pundit Jamie O’Hara highlighted the constant scrutiny Moyes faces, Winstone, an ardent West Ham supporter, acknowledged his previous dissatisfaction while affirming his admiration for the 60-year-old’s accomplishments at the London Stadium.
In anticipation of the game against Arsenal, O’Hara emphasized the pressure on Moyes and his uncertain future, to which Winstone responded, “I’m a great fan of David Moyes. I had a bit of a rant about him the other day…But having said that, I am a great fan of David Moyes. I think he’s done a wonderful job.”
The recent discrepancies in West Ham’s performance have been perplexing for fans – while results have often been commendable, the overall quality of football has left much to be desired. The disheartening display and defeat against Liverpool were particularly disappointing for fans who had traveled to witness the match.
However, the team swiftly redeemed themselves with a stellar victory over Manchester United, temporarily propelling them into the top six in the Premier League. Despite their league position and their qualification for the Europa League knockout rounds, some supporters are hoping for an improved style of play from the team.
As West Ham braces for a challenging fixture against Arsenal, Moyes faces ongoing scrutiny due to the team’s performance and the expectations of their fanbase.
