West Ham United manager David Moyes has openly addressed the struggles his team has faced, particularly on the left side of the field. Critics have targeted him for team selection and tactics this season, contributing to the team’s defeat by Manchester United at Old Trafford. Moyes admitted that balancing the left-hand flank has been problematic, citing the absence of key players due to the Africa Cup of Nations and injuries as contributing factors. This has left Moyes and his team unable to find their rhythm, and the lack of a left winger in January has left fans concerned. The manager’s unconventional placements of players have only intensified fans’ worries about the team’s performance. Ultimately, Moyes’ honesty about his team’s struggles has only highlighted his own missed opportunities and the need for improvement.
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