The Hammers here in the Tavern are incredibly proud of their sides recent run of form, as they look to slip further away from the dreaded relegation zone.
West Ham United were having a season to forget under Slaven Bilic as the Hammers looked like early-season relegation contenders.
However, times have changed since David Moyes has taken over managerial duties at the expense of the Croatian, with life at the Olympic Stadium looking better than ever.
Now, looking to push their way into the top-half of the table has become a reality, as Moyes’ men have strung together an impressive four-game unbeaten streak.
Indeed, now having found the correct formula to see the Hammers succeed, David Moyes will be looking to see the back of any unwanted players at the club with a January transfer window departure.
One player in particular who he’ll be wanting to keep is Andy Carroll, although the striker has been heavily linked with a loan switch to defending Premier League champions Chelsea.
It’s a move that could turn the head of Carroll, with the lure of Champions League football and a Premier League title challenge likely to be attractive. Certainly, it wouldn’t be a massive surprise to see him request a move away if Chelsea come in with firm interest.
However, he might not be the only player leaving West Ham this summer, particularly if a few other big clubs come in. That said, if Carroll does leave the club – these two players should follow him out of the door…
Diafra Sakho
The Senegalese international has lost his way at West Ham United this season, after showing moments of brilliance in the claret and blue during years at Upton Park.
Having struggled to make any inroads into the West Ham United starting line-up with only two starts in the Premier League so far this season, it’s been clear to see that his time at the Olympic Stadium is coming to and end.
For a striker that has the potential to become something special in the top-flight after showing glimpses of quality, interest has arisen from Crystal Palace and Swansea City as he looks for an exit.
Javier Hernandez
Chicarito was one of the most exciting signings of the summer for fans after taking a look back at his time with Manchester United. But the Mexican has failed to replicate any of his Manchester magic, after scoring just four times in 21 appearances for the Hammers.
For their supposed twenty-goal a season man to disappoint in the manner of which Javier Hernandez has, West Ham United have seen enough as the forward is apparently ready to be offloaded by the club.
He’s a player that many had high hopes for after making his way back into the English top-flight, but ever since his return, it’s been evident that the Olympic Stadium isn’t a suitable home for the Mexican.
