‘It wasn’t because of poor results’ – West Ham fans told what David Moyes and Hammers Board discussed behind closed doors that led to his SACKING from the club

Karren Brady asserts that the departure of David Moyes from West Ham United this summer is a decision mutually agreed upon by both Moyes and the club, rather than the club forcibly ousting the head coach.

Writing for The Sun on May 10, Brady emphasizes the difficulty in determining the right time for change, especially when stability and success have been achieved.

She highlights the shared belief between Moyes and the club that now is the opportune moment to transition and continue progressing towards a brighter future.

She wrote for The Sun [10 May]: “Often in life — and certainly in sport — one of the toughest challenges is knowing when to change something that has been good, something that has been stable, something that has been successful.

“Both David and us at West Ham believed that it is the right time to make a change as we look to continue that pursuit in line with our ambition for an even brighter future.

“A future that David Moyes has helped to make possible, thanks to the building blocks of stability and consistency that he has put in place.”

Reflecting on Moyes’ tenure at West Ham, his impact and achievements are undeniable. Upon his return for a second spell as head coach, Moyes guided the club to safety in his first half-season, followed by securing Europa League qualification in subsequent campaigns.

Under his leadership, West Ham experienced memorable runs in European competitions, culminating in lifting the Europa Conference League trophy, their first European title since 1965.

Despite these successes, West Ham’s recent form has been a cause for concern. In 2024, the team has struggled, managing only four victories in 23 games across all competitions, with 10 losses and nine draws. This downturn in form likely played a role in the decision to part ways with Moyes.

As Moyes prepares to depart, attention turns to the incoming manager, Julen Lopetegui, and the task of revitalizing West Ham’s performance next season.

While Moyes has laid a solid foundation for future success, fans will be eager to see Lopetegui build upon it and propel the team to even greater heights.

Moyes’ departure marks the end of an era at West Ham, characterized by stability, progress, and notable achievements. As the club embarks on a new chapter under Lopetegui’s guidance, the hope is for continued growth and success on the field.

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