Qatar investment could see West Ham United accelerate David Moyes sack decision
David Moyes is running out of ideas and excuses at West Ham United in recent weeks, with everything getting fed up with developments at the London Stadium.
The Irons have not won since 05 October in the Europa League, making it four straight games without a win and three straight losses in all competitions.
Claret and Hugh reported on 31 October that a line has now been drawn in the sand, and six straight defeats would mean that Moyes is likely given his marching orders.
With Arsenal in the Carabao Cup, Brentford in the Premier League and Olympiacos in the Europa League, losing all of those could lead to a change in manager.
A new twist on Wednesday 01 November could change everything, though.
Vanessa Gold interestingly revealed this week that she was interested in selling some of her shares within the club after the passing of her father, David.
The Times has followed that up by reporting that club insiders believe that Qatar investors could be tempted to make a bid for those 10% shares.
With Daniel Kretinsky taking more control of the club slowly, the potential of added Qatari investment could see the urge to change become larger.
On top of that, with the money available, they could believe that a bigger name than Moyes could be tempted to take over the club and push it to the next level.
This is no disrespect to Moyes, who has done a great job in his second spell at the London Stadium, winning silverware and consistently performing in the Premier League.
It just feels as though the time has come for change, and if Qatari investment was to arrive before the end of the season, he could be sacked to enter the new era sooner than the summer.
This is one to watch.
In other West Ham news, one Hammers star was anonymous again v Everton, Moyes has a crucial decision to make or face an unfortunate sack decision.