The owners will be shocked by the findings of a probe that a Hammers board insider delivered to West Ham supporters regarding David Moyes.
Following the 3-0 loss at Manchester United, David Moyes’s future at West Ham is once again being questioned because the team has not won in 2024.
Since the year’s beginning, the Hammers have lost their last six games.
And a lot of West Ham supporters are still not thrilled with the attitude and style of play.
However, there have been extenuating circumstances. January’s performances and outcomes were impacted by absences and injuries.
Additionally, Moyes’s own mistakes have cost him dearly in a number of games.
Board confidant sends probe to fans over Moyes
Until the Man United defeat West Ham had lost just once in 11 matches
Just over a month after a thrilling victory against Arsenal to close off 2023 on a high note, the fact that discontent has surfaced so swiftly speaks something about the gap between supporters over the manager.
Moyes’ future at West Ham has been the subject of much speculation.
The Scottish player stated that negotiations to extend his contract are “well down the line” and that he anticipates a resolution shortly, ahead of matches against Man United and Arsenal.
However, several West Ham fans objected, saying they thought the team should take a different tack.
Now a board confidant has sent a probe to West Ham fans over Moyes and the results will shock the owners.
Two of Sean Whetstone’s close associates are vice-chair Karren Brady and majority owner David Sullivan.
Following the loss at Man United, Whetstone asked West Ham season ticket holders on X if they would renew if Moyes secured a new contract.
With the alternatives of “Yes” or “No,” Whetstone posed the question to his nearly 50,000 followers: “West Ham season ticket holders: Given the rumour that David Moyes is about to ink a new deal to prolong his time at West Ham, will you be renewing your season ticket if he does?
Sullivan and colleagues will undoubtedly find something to ponder from the response.
since about 57% of respondents stated that if Moyes were given a new contract, they would not renew. Out of the 5,003 votes, that is 2,850.
