West Ham United's Scottish manager David Moyes waits for the start of the UEFA Europa League group A football match between West Ham United and Backa Topola at The London Stadium in east London on September 21, 2023. (Photo by HENRY NICHOLLS / AFP) (Photo by HENRY NICHOLLS/AFP via Getty Images)
West Ham is an embarrassing mess.
Since the Avram Grant era, there hasn’t been a performance so bad or so disgusting, and that period is getting close. The next tactical move for manager David Moyes should be to go into David Sullivan’s office and get his P45.
It is quite difficult to express how disgusting we were this afternoon, but the most notable observation was made by the thousands of people who left the stadium at halftime, leaving thousands of empty seats that were gazing at Sullivan.
Nothing will inform him what to do about the management if that doesn’t!
Arsenal had taken a humiliating 4-0 lead at halftime, and things got even worse for West Ham in the second half.
In front of a packed house and a team that was far superior, we collapsed, so whatever dreams we had of having a fantastic three-match winning streak against the North Londoners were fantasy.
Even though there were about nine Hammers players in the penalty area, Saliba scored the first goal with a header. However, the signs had been there as early as a few minutes ago when Areola had to pull off a miraculous stop against Trossard.
In the 37th and 38th minutes, Saka had a couple of opportunities, heading
Additionally, television cameras saw thousands of Hammers supporters leaving the stadium in the most appalling, if that term is even appropriate, displays.
The situation worsened in the second half when Moyes was spotted appearing completely perplexed and uninformed when Declan, of all persons, scored his sixth goal and Trossard finished with a hat-trick.
Dec was substituted and left the field looking as dejected as any of us had ever seen him. He vehemently refused to celebrate.
Mate, you made a terrific decision, so don’t worry!
