BBC pundit issues West Ham dressing room verdict amid David Moyes sack news post Fulham loss
Ex Everton defender Leon Osman, who’s worked under David Moyes has issued a behind-the-scenes verdict about the West Ham dressing room after the Fulham game.
The BBC pundit stated that there will be saucers and teacups being thrown around in the dressing room as the manager will have been enraged.
According to Claret and Hugh, the Scotsman appears to be fighting for his job with the next two games very important to save his job.
Speaking on Premier League Productions (10 December, 9:49 pm): “I’ve played under Moyes. There will be teacups and saucers flying around. It was a really frustrating performance.”
Miserable
The 5-0 thrashing by Fulham is undoubtedly a bitter pill for West Ham fans to swallow, particularly coming on the heels of a promising six-game unbeaten run and a stunning win against Tottenham Hotspur.
The comprehensive defeat, characterised by defensive lapses and a lack of attacking potency, will have left supporters frustrated and disappointed.
Fans had hoped to see their team capitalise on recent momentum to break into the Premier League’s top six, but instead, the heavy loss pushes them further from contention.
Moyes, once hailed for steering the team to impressive performances, finds himself on borrowed time as the manager.
The substantial defeat raises questions about the team’s tactical approach, defensive organization and Moyes’ ability to maintain consistency.
Fans have been long frustrated with the club’s style of play and inability to dominate games despite having such quality players in all positions.
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