Hammers star admits they ignored Moyes

After the 5-0 loss to Chelsea, the Czech midfielder told the club website, “I have to say we really deserved it because we did not do what we were told.” “We did some good things individually, but not as a group.

Going ahead and backward, we did numerous things incorrectly, and we were punished for them. On the other hand, we could have scored a few goals, but we gave up a lot of easy ones.

Tomas Soucek has all but verified what many of us had suspected: West Ham’s players have stopped following David Moyes’ orders.

“As a team, we must maintain a high level of spirit and unity at all times.” If someone presses, someone else should cover; the opposite cannot work, and we were punished for it today.

It is stating the obvious to argue that the players did not do as they were told; this was clear to those who witnessed the defeat at Stamford Bridge.

What is more troubling is their clear lack of effort, which demonstrates their reluctance to run for their manager.

West Ham have allowed a remarkable 70 Premier League goals this season, and their form in 2024 places them in the bottom three. Clearly, Moyes’ techniques have failed badly, and his players appear to have lost all faith in his tactics, if not in him.

Soucek certainly intended to protect his management, but by acknowledging that the team did not follow instructions, he has unintentionally revealed a painful fact.

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