DAVID MOYES reckons the future is bright at West Ham both in the short and long term.
Having survived the relegation scrap, while simultaneously storming into the Europa Conference League Final, the East Enders are poised for a triumphant conclusion to an often troubled campaign.
But if Wednesday week's trip to Prague to face Italian side Fiorentina is all about the present, there are also plenty of positive shoots growing within the youth ranks.
The Hammers youngsters won their Under-18s league title as well as the FA Youth Cup this term - boding well for the years ahead.
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