DAVID MOYES wants to be the peacemaker between West Ham’s frustrated fans and the club’s owners.
Around 1,000 supporters staged a protest outside the London Stadium before their match with Everton to voice anger at the way their club is run.
David Moyes wants to act as peacemaker between West Ham fans and their owners
Many are unhappy with the new stadium and claim joint-chairmen David Sullivan and David Gold have failed on many of their pledges when they took over ten years ago today.
Boss Moyes said: “The football manager can ease any of the burdens on the owners by their team’s performance.
“But the manager needs good support, backing and I am happy to take that responsibility.
“I understand lots of things at the club but the best thing I would like to do is give them a team they can be proud of.
“I want the fans to stay right behind the players.
“We have made small improvements but now we need to give them something to shout about.”
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But West Ham boss Moyes will not take other teams’ cast-offs to make up numbers.
He added: “They must have an impact on the team now. To get a top player in the Premier League is difficult.
“I don’t want to take players other teams don’t want.”
A group called Hammers United has recently formed to seek change.
Their spokesman Andy Byrne said: “Lots of fans think the Olympic Stadium is not fit for purpose. We want to play at a football ground again, not a multi-sports arena.”
Sullivan and Gold wrote in an open letter in the match programme: “We accept that mistakes have been made and some things might have been done differently.
“Overall, we believe the club is in a far better position than it was ten years ago.”
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Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
