Moyes to stay with West Ham after Conference League success

David Moyes will keep his place as West Ham boss next season after holding talks with club co-owner David Sullivan.

The 60-year-old led his team to a memorable victory in the Conference League, securing their first title since 1980.

He was given a hero welcome by the fans, but the Scot had been contemplating whether to call it a day at the east London team.

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West Ham had been struggling in the Premier League, with Moyes close to sacking on 3 different occasions.

However, that changed drastically after the Conference League trophy with the board giving the head-coach the green light to stay at West Ham.

‘We believed in him. We came in for a lot of pressure from supporters, the press and everyone who seemed mad on making changes but we believe in honouring contracts,’ Sullivan said.