West Ham is refusing to give David Moyes a vote of confidence this afternoon as alarm bells are ringing in the Irons, but it is still uncertain when the manager will face the axe.
They will not vote of confidence in Moyes because they have caused alarm at the Irons:
After Saturday’s defeat at Nottingham Forest, followed by a “Moyes out” demonstration by the fans, things are changing big time at the club,
His shameful claim to be a more successful manager than the best in our history – Ron Greenwood and John Lyall – has fallen like a dead weight among backroom staff and board members, writes Hughie Southon.
Claret and Hugh has spoken exclusively to key members of the club about the situation and explained our feelings and yours in an email this morning when we said: ‘You know how we feel. We need a boot.”
In response, our main source said that we are playing like a bottom three team and that Moyes is living off last year’s performances at the Euros.
We replied, “Yes, you are right. We want today’s meal and not yesterday’s banquet. The players at the City Ground looked like they had given up on him.”
We were told at the time that the club were aware that they had a problem and that they would not be answering questions for a few days because they wanted to sort the situation out, but they were hoping that Moyes would be able to turn it around, which in the last 180 minutes has looked impossible.
Administrators seem hard to find and Slaven Bilic will not be available as he is currently in Saudi Arabia with Al-Fateh earning heaps of tax-free oil money and it is hard to give him up for a three-month job at the London Stadium.