As West Ham’s greatest hope speaks out after winning the title and watching the Hammers falter, Ruben Amorim pledges to the project.
There was still hope despite all the disappointment and rage following West Ham’s most recent humiliation at Chelsea.
This is something that Hammers supporters have far too frequently experienced this season.
When West Ham was soundly defeated 4-0 by Bayer Leverkusen in the preseason, it served as a caution flag.
However, even as fans consoled themselves by claiming it was “just pre-season,” many of them sensed something wasn’t quite right.
The characteristics that were visible in that game have much too frequently since reared their ugly heads. The ones that are now in the lead: 5-0 at Chelsea; 6-0 at home against Arsenal; 5-0 at Fulham; 5-1 at Liverpool; and 4-1 at Villa.
Even losing 3-0 to a miserable Man United and mysteriously giving up four against a worn-out Newcastle team to lose after leading 3-1 with 20 minutes remaining fall into the same category.
Any questions about whether David Moyes has reached his breaking point have been thoroughly dispelled. That’s 70 goals given up when Man City is still in the game. It’s the most that Moyes, or West Ham, for that matter, has ever shipped in the top division during his tenure as manager.
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The manager and the Hammers are an embarrassment. They were the previous season, and they just managed to escape with it thanks to a string of victories in the latter part of the campaign.
Moyes and West Ham are a shattered pair.
Right now, West Ham is in a depressing mood. made worse by growing rumors that Julien Lopetegui will succeed Moyes in his role.
The majority of Hammers fans are utterly unimpressed. By initiating an online petition opposing Lopetegui’s hiring, they have adopted Milan’s strategy. Milan canceled their offer of a deal to Lopetegui after listening to their supporters.
It remains to be seen if David Sullivan and company do the same.
They say it’s the hope that kills you when it comes to West Ham.
In the background there has been hope Tim Steidten and Mark Noble can persuade Sullivan to pay Sporting’s £12.8m release clause for Ruben Amorim.
The coveted young manager is the man West Ham fans want to succeed Moyes.
Amorim gave Hammers a glimmer of hope
He has excited and united the fanbase since flying to London for talks two weeks ago today.
But regrettably, like most of West Ham’s dreams – this one as faded and died too.
Because Amorim has committed to a project as West Ham’s big hope speaks out after sealing the title.
Benfica needed to win in Famailicao on Sunday to prevent Amorim from winning the Portuguese championship, even though it was only a matter of time.
However, a 2-0 loss saw Amorim, who is only 39 years old, win his fourth managerial trophy and his second championship in three seasons.
He now has three weeks to go before facing Porto in the Portuguese Cup final. With Sporting, he has accomplished everything he most likely could.
The ideal moment for Sullivan and company to press for a contract that would allow him to leave that game and go with West Ham?
Amorim pledges as the main hope for West Ham speaks up
optimistic thinking. due to Amorim’s open declaration that he will remain at Sporting.
Amorim declared after winning the championship that he would stay and that he hoped to capture a third title the following season.
Amorim was responding to Sporting’s championship win while West Ham was nursing their wounds following their humiliation at the hands of Chelsea.
Additionally, he made plans for the upcoming season and reiterated his commitment to stay at Sporting by citing his contract.
Huge happiness, we really must go celebrate,” Amorim remarked, as CM Journal reported.
“Remain? There are still unfinished business. I am Sporting’s coach, and I have a contract. Today, let’s rejoice…
“I was excited since it was different from the previous one, sure. The Covid phase wasn’t the same for us. I watched today’s Benfica match. I enjoyed spending time with my players over dinner, and everything went smoothly.
“I stay; Sporting is my contract. It’s unique; the first one was unusual in that it didn’t have spectators or European competitions. We succeeded this time, so we can attempt the third immediately.
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