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West Ham are keen to avoid the mistakes they have made in the transfer market in recent years and Moyes is again looking at players in the Championship who could improve his squad.Sinclair feels under Moyes there could be a real revival in West Ham’s fortunes next season and the Scot could take to the Europa League spots in the top half of the league table. But with talents such as Bowen, a fully fit Michail Antonio and the returning Grady Diangana, there is a certain flair going forward, built on a base of Rice and Soucek.If enough money can be brought in through sales - Anderson, Manuel Lanzini and Albian Ajeti are all in the shop window - Moyes will look to add some more creativity and balance to his squad.
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The big difference this time, though, is he now gets to show he can do more. Manuel Pellegrini came in on a huge contract.Pellegrini's reign, which saw eye-watering sums spent, ended 18 months later with the club one place above the bottom three. Moyes the third Premier League manager known to take cut Steven Gerrard and his Rangers players agree to defer wages West Ham’s manager, David Moyes, has taken a … DAVID MOYES became the third Premier League boss to slash his salary after volunteering to take a thirty per cent pay cut. Moyes was drafted back in.There was no lack of intent or ambition from the ownership, but their faith and funds were misplaced in the likes of Mario Husillos, the sporting director appointed by Pellegrini.There is still time for Felipe Anderson, if not sold this summer, and Sebastian Haller to come good, but the choice of Roberto as the reserve goalkeeper is viewed ultimately as the move which cost Pellegrini his job following Lukasz Fabianski's injury.Moyes wants to reshape the club in his vision.

‘It feels great to be home’: West Ham appoint David Moyes on 18-month deal. When they get going, the Hammers can be a real threat.The former Manchester United manager is perhaps unfairly lumped in with some of the more antiquated managers in English football - many expect dull, dreary football from his side. For years the owners promised a bright, European future in the London Stadium. David Moyes has, once again, guided West Ham clear of relegation.

Whatever there is, though, we will spend it wisely.Gone are the days of breaking club records for players on a punt. Some solid form in … West Ham United can confirm the appointment of David Moyes as the club’s manager. He has little faith in Fabian Balbuena and while Declan Rice can be deployed at the back, Moyes wants to build his side around the England international.Eventually, Moyes wants a shift in the playing style, too; something which fans were given a glimpse of following the restart in rampant performances against Norwich and in the first half against Watford. Said Benrahma, Eberechi Eze and Antonee Robinson are all of interest.Expectations are, sensibly, restricted by Moyes. Young talents who will bring hunger and energy to a side, no luxury players just yet.That's not to say every signing will be an up-and-coming talent from the Championship, Moyes wants to add a jot of experience at the back.

The full-back positions have been the most prominent problem spots in the West Ham squad. “With David Moyes at the helm right from the start, pre-season, recruitment, getting players in and getting players fit. David Moyes has a clear vision for West Ham but patience is key for plan to work David Moyes has said he wants to see West Ham become a more stable football club after a few turbulent years off it since the Hammers moved to London Stadium in 2016 from Upton Park. The former Hammer believes with a full pre-season under Moyes and some proper recruitment, West Ham will have a good chance of qualifying for Europe. 4 Back in 2018, at the end of a short six-month contract, Read more Perhaps, in this context, Moyes’s appointment makes a little more sense.

The 54-year-old Scotsman arrives with tremendous experience and pedigree, having managed in the Premier League for 14 seasons, with eight of the last nine ending in top eight finishes. The squad at his disposal is not one that should be battling relegation, but plans to become an established top-six club are extremely premature, and he knows it.The vision has logic and the form in July - which including beating Chelsea and earning a point at Old Trafford - show that it can work. For David Moyes to build and improve on what was a disappointing 2019/20 season, the Scot must invest in bringing new life into the defence. Back in 2018, at the end of a short six-month contract, Moyes was shown the doors by a Hammers board looking for a glitzier name in the dugout. He is creating a clear profile of the type of player who will deliver and is keen to appoint a head of recruitment to help deliver such signings.“The owners have spent a lot of money in the last few years and I’m not sure a similar amount will be available this time.