David Moyes warned of West Ham fans even if they beat Bayer Leverkusen in the Europa League
West Ham fans will still want David Moyes replaced even if they achieve a win over Bayer Leverkusen.
That is the opinion of the former Crystal Palace president and talkSPORT presenter Simon Jordanwho has expressed his opinion on the Scot's future in east London.
moyes ended West Ham's 58-year wait for a Europa Conference League trophy last season, while also taking them to the Europa League quarter-finals this season.
It even has the Hammers in seventh place in the Premier League, but fans have had their say in the need for a new manager due to his style of play.
West Ham's next game will be on Thursday night against elected Bundesliga champions Leverkusen. live on talkSPORT 2 – who have yet to taste defeat in any of their 41 games this campaign.
And Jordan has claimed that the West Ham fans' narrative will not change even if Moyes takes the club to a third European semi-final.
Co-host Jim White believes fans' opinion of Moyes would change if they left Leverkusen, to which Jordan said: “I don't think so.
“I think there are West Ham fans who have already made up their minds about the style of football.”
White then emphasized who cares about style if it achieves success and made comparisons to Jose Mourinho's, to which Jordan commented: “West Ham fans, we've heard it.
“We're not talking about Mourinho, we're talking about David Moyes and we're talking about West Ham and what appears to be a large swath of fans who repeatedly make these observations.
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“And even Danny Dyer, the 'best footballer on the planet', turned up (talkSPORT) and talked about the fact that football is not nice to watch.
“But they are getting results, they love David Moyes for the achievements he has brought to West Ham and the fact that they could have been relegated if he hadn't stabilized them.
“And the fact that they won a European competition that they had never done before and that they are in the top eight of the Premier League, something that rarely happens.
“All that is incidental, it is the style of football that we don't like.
“So I don't think he will escape (the fans who want him to leave), even if they beat Bayer Leverkusen.”
Moyes is currently tied up at the London Stadium until the end of the campaign.
The 60-year-old revealed in February that he has a new contract on the tablebut wait until summer to make a decision.
Liverpool legend Phil Thompson recently told talkSPORT how former Everton boss should stay away – insisting that other clubs would be willing to sign him.
