HAMMER TO FALL

Moyes looks a goner but fans have got it wrong

IT FEELS like the beginning of the end for David Moyes as West Ham boss.

And for this dead man walking, there will be no lap of honour before the lights eventually go out for him at the London Stadium.

Three defeats on the spin, no goals scored and no wins in 2024 make for grim reading.

The Hammers have lost their last three matches by an aggregate of 11-0.

And despite being one of the most experienced bosses in the business, Moyes is now getting a painful reminder of just how fickle football can be.

Nine months ago, he led the Hammers to a European trophy, the club's first major silverware in more than four decades.

The team currently sit in a respectable eighth place in the Premier League table.

And this season alone, the Hammers have beaten title contenders Arsenal twice, Tottenham, Chelsea and Manchester United.