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It’s December 2019. West Ham have lost their ninth game in twelve, sit 17th in the Premier League, and supposed ‘next-level’ manager Manuel Pellegrini has just been shown the door.
With unsavoury protests on and off the field at London Stadium, co-chairmen David Gold and David Sullivan turn to David Moyes, the same manager they let go just 18 months prior, to turn their fortunes around.
Put politely, Moyes’ “That’s what I do, I win” claim on his second arrival in East London was met with scepticism by Hammers fans.
But now – sat fourth in the Premier League, having knocked Manchester United and Manchester City out of the Carabao Cup, and flying high on their European tour, has being a Hammer ever felt so good?
Watch the video below to see why talkSPORT Edge thinks so…
EDGE: 4th in Premier League, flying in Europe, potential takeover – how good are West Ham right now?
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