David Moyes, manager of West Ham United, has received praise from Brentford head coach Thomas Frank for his outstanding work. Despite criticism from some fans due to an eight-match winless streak, Frank believes Moyes deserves more credit, especially after leading the Hammers to their first trophy in 43 years by winning the Europa Conference League last season. In anticipation of Monday’s Premier League clash between West Ham and Brentford, Frank defended Moyes, stating that there are many factors affecting a team’s performance, and it is not solely the responsibility of the head coach. Frank also highlighted Moyes’ achievements, including finishing fifth and sixth, or sixth and seventh under his leadership. As Brentford aims to avoid a third consecutive defeat, Frank emphasized the importance of maintaining positivity, analyzing games calmly, and sticking to their principles.
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