West Ham boss David Moyes has revealed that the club’s board have continued to back him despite their recent form.
The east London outfit claimed a crucial 2-0 win against fellow Premier League strugglers Everton on Saturday.Such a result has lifted them out of the relegation zone, and it was their first league win since October.vocalised his belief that he has the backing of the board at the Hammers, despite speculation that his job is on the line.: “I have to say, I think the biggest strength I’ve had is I’ve had a board behind me who are really supportive, have backed me, maybe makes it a lot easier.
“I also believed that I would win today, I did. I thought that I’d win today and I thought we have to turn the tide, we can’t keep going the way it has been.
“But also my experience as well has got me to the stage where I am saying ‘okay, these things can happen.’ “I’m quite cool about the thing but inside, I’m obviously wanting to win because I’m so disappointed that I’ve not been able to win for the past seven/eight games or whatever it’s been now.”Toffees boss Frank Lampard has been under increasing pressure in recent weeks due to their dreadful run of form.