Simon Jordan gushes over David Moyes, ‘my word West Ham United are lucky to have him’

West Ham are lucky to have David Moyes after what he has achieved at the club, according to Simon Jordan.

On Wednesday, October 11, the commentator wrote on the Daily Mail website that the manager of the Hammers had to be “cherished and celebrated.”He went on to say that the Scotsman is starting to prove he deserves to talk about one of the “marquee sides” once more, but he should stick with the Irons because they are doing a “great job.”

According to Jordan, Moore is rejuvenated this season as well. He’s a superior version of the manager we saw take over at Old Trafford in 2013 and is unquestionably more qualified to manage Manchester United than he was 10 years ago.

Moyes is back to being the man who was worthy of being United’s first pick, even though he had to face the repercussions. He has surmounted great challenges, avoided major setbacks, and bears the scars of a very trying time in his career when he made poor decisions at Real Sociedad and poor decisions and results at Sunderland.

Even though he is just sixty, he seems to have existed forever. This is a person who deserves to be honored and gratefully acknowledged, and West Ham is truly fortunate to have him.

Good for each other

Given the advancements the team has made under Moyes’ leadership, it has been abundantly clear over the last few years that the two are a strong fit.

After helping the Hammers through their relegation struggle, he joined the team and has led them to three straight seasons of European action.

The Scot further cemented his status as one of the most successful managers in the history of the team by leading the Irons to a triumph over Fiorentina in the Europa Conference League final last season.

Jordan is correct that the team is fortunate to have him following yet another impressive start to the season, but given his past managerial experiences, it’s unlikely that he would be interested in other positions.

Hopefully, Moyes can now look to continue taking us forward and deliver some more incredible moments like he already has during his time at the London Stadium.