David Moyes gives clearest indication yet on whether he’s quitting West Ham United
West Ham United manager David Moyes has given his clearest indication yet that he is set to stay at the London Stadium beyond the end of the season.
The Scotsman has come under increased pressure from some Hammers supporters in recent weeks after a poor run of form at the start of 2024 saw several fans call for his sacking, particularly after a heavy defeat to Arsenal.
However, the Irons boss seems to have suggested that he will still be in charge at the start of next season having spoken publically about the newfound “stability” at the London Stadium in recent seasons.
As quoted by TNT Sport on Friday (29 March) he said: “There has been more stability at West Ham Football Club generally. There’s not so much noise around West Ham as there was in years gone by.
“There was a lot of disruption, whether it was because we were moving from Upton Park up to the new stadium, whether it was changes in management.
“I feel there has been a lot more stability which has meant we’ve had a chance to bed it down a little bit.”
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There have been behind-the-scenes suggestions in recent weeks that Moyes is likely to extend his stay at the London Stadium, but the Scotsman and the Hammers have insisted they won’t make a decision until the end of the season.
Whether that call has already been made remains to be seen, but it is clear that Moyes believes his position is stable at this point in time, despite the mounting outside noise from supporters and pundits alike.
West Ham boss David Moyes at the London Stadium
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While some will be critical of the 60-year-old’s defensive style of play, it has helped the Hammers produce arguably their most impressive period in recent memory both in the Premier League and in Europe.
Should Moyes lead the Irons to another European finish and potentially a third consecutive European semi-final, he will be more than deserving of a new deal, even if not every single West Ham fan will be happy with the news.
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