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David Moyes hopes West Ham’s impressive form helps attract new signings David Moyes hopes West Ham’s lofty league position can help solve his striker crisis. The Hammers have climbed to seventh, just two points behind Liverpool in fourth, despite only having Michail Antonio as their sole senior forward heading into the final week of the January window. Moyes has been frustrated in the transfer market so far having had a bid for Sevilla’s Youssef En-Nesyri knocked back while interest in Bo...

Date published: Sunday 27th December 2020 5:15 - Steve Pearson West Ham manager David Moyes admitted to a blunder that hamstrung his side’s chances of success versus Brighton, and vented his anger after feeling aggrieved at a VAR decision. West Ham fought back from a goal down twice to secure a 2-2 draw with Brighton. Eyebrows were raised pre-match when  Moyes selected a defensive eleven despite being at home, something the Scot would go on to admit was a mistake. In his post-...

Goals: Thiago Silva (£5.5m), Tammy Abraham (£7.2m) x2 Assists: Mason Mount (£6.9m), Timo Werner (£9.3m), Christian Pulisic (£8.2m) Bonus: Abraham x3, Thiago x2, Cesar Azpilicueta (£5.6m) x1 Frank Lampard is hopeful that first-choice full-backs Ben Chilwell (£6.2m) and Reece James (£5.3m) aren’t seriously injured but did express doubts that the former would be fit to face Arsenal on Boxing Day. Chilwell didn’t even last 10 minutes of Chelsea’s win over West Ham Un...

Moyes looking for options with Antonio sidelined West Ham lacked cutting edge in front of goal in Monday’s 3-0 defeat to Chelsea REUTERS December 22, 2020 LONDON: West Ham United lacked a cutting edge in front of goal in Monday’s 3-0 defeat by Chelsea and manager David Moyes said he is still trying to fill the void left by the injured Michail Antonio. Antonio, 30, has missed seven of West Ham’s last eight league games due to a hamstring problem. His replacement Sebastien Haller has nette...

Moyes trots out repetitive target as he dims West Ham expectations Date published: Tuesday 15th December 2020 4:20 - Samuel Bannister David Moyes wants 40 points on the board before he starts getting excited about West Ham’s potential this season. The Hammers, who narrowly avoided relegation last term, are currently sitting pretty in sixth place, only five points from top spot. West Ham fans may be starting to dream of Europe but Moyes is not getting carried away yet. “I think...