The Hammers here in the Tavern are hoping that David Moyes can continue to impress at the London Stadium, with some quality additions in the January transfer window.
West Ham were in deep trouble in the early parts of the season under the guidance of Slaven Bilic, a man who looked clueless at times with his side slipping deeper towards a Premier League departure.
However, times have changed since then with former Manchester United manager David Moyes taking the reigns in Stratford, as he looks to improve on his recent managerial disasters.
Since he’s taken over you can’t fault the decision made to bring him to the club by David Gold, after looking like taking his beloved West Ham side clear of the relegation zone.
But, with the ineffective performances of some of the summer signings made by the club, the Scot will be looking to bring in some additions of his own.
Let’s just hope it’s not Steven Pienaar or Darren Gibson, right?
Even better than them, Swansea City’s promising young-defender Alfie Mawson is apparently the subject of a £25 million bid being prepared by the Hammers, according to reports.
A move that sees David Moyes look to bolster his defence with a defender that’s looking for a way to permanent Premier League football.
Nevertheless, with West Ham hoping to be blowing bubbles forever in the Premier League. Here’s a look at TWO players who may just follow Mawson to the Olympic Stadium in January.
Danny Ings
The 25-year-old Liverpool forward has been one of the unluckiest men in world football, after sustaining re-occurring injuries that have hampered his progress.
But, there’s no doubt about it he was one of the most dangerous strikers at the time of his injury after showing an incredible goal-scoring ability during his time at Burnley.
Yet, now with him now looking to re-home in the form of a loan-deal in January, he’d be of great use to this West Ham side with a natural-born goalscorer just needing to game-time to fill his boots.
Of course, according to reports David Moyes is looking to bring the injury-prone striker to the Olympic Stadium in January in what would be a loan-deal.
Joe Allen
The man regarded as the ‘Welsh Messi’ during his time at Anfield has continued on his impressive ways for his current club Stoke City.
27-year-old Joe Allen is entering the prime of his career as he’s provided goals and assists for the Potters as an important part of their midfield.
For a West Ham side that are short on central-midfield reinforcements this would be a great signing for the club, with an attacking side and dogged approach to his game that the Hammers have been lacking this season.
Nevertheless, according to reports West Ham are plotting a bid for the Welshman as they look to reshape in January.
West Ham fans, thoughts?
