David Moyes has made some harsh remarks ahead of his last match in charge of West Ham United at the London Stadium against Luton Town.
Later this afternoon, West Ham will host Luton, and undoubtedly, everyone in the stadium will give David Moyes a fitting send-off after the match concludes. Moyes is on the verge of being replaced by Julen Lopetegui, as the Hammers’ owners have offered the Spaniard a two-year, £7 million contract.
Overall, Moyes has achieved remarkable success during his tenure with West Ham. While some may find the style of football under Moyes to be unexciting at times, his results speak for themselves, and his impact has been significant.
The mere fact that he helped us end our 43-year wait for a major trophy tells its own story.
Moyes, as an old-fashioned coach, reintroduced a sense of pride to our esteemed club, and it’s crucial to remember that. Although he’s nearing the end of his tenure in East London at 61, his competitive edge remains intact, evident in his approach to the final two games with the Hammers. In anticipation of the Luton clash, Moyes made strong comments, showcasing his enduring passion for the game.
“Rob Edwards has excelled at Luton. It’s impressive for a young manager to guide a team back to the Premier League after such a long absence, especially considering their progress over the past decade. He’s put his team in contention to survive, but I aim to thwart that opportunity this weekend.”
Moyes’ stance is indeed uncompromising. Luton hopes West Ham might already be in a relaxed state, but securing three points is crucial for their survival chances.
However, it seems unlikely that West Ham will ease up. Moyes is determined to depart with a resounding victory against Luton, as indicated by his remarks. This suggests a challenging encounter awaits the Bedfordshire team in East London.
And judging by his comments to the press, the team from Bedfordshire could be in for a tough afternoon in East London.