What David Moyes said about new West Ham manager Graham Potter while he was being booed by his own supporters
David Moyes went on to back Graham Potter by admitting that it is part and parcel of management to get booed while pinpointing how well his Brighton side used to play. “We all get booed at times in our career. You just have to move on and I’m sure Graham [Potter] knows what he is doing more than the people who booed.”
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John: I do feel he has the knowledge to stabilise the squad and bring back the team spirit that's been missing for a while.
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West Ham sack Julen Lopetegui after less than eight months in chargeThe process of appointing a replacement has begun, the football club has said, with former Chelsea and Brighton manager ...
AW: Solid appointment - an experienced, young Premier League manager. Knows the league, knows the teams, knows the players.
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