Joojo🇵🇹

There's always rice at home. In November 2017, West Ham were already battling relegation in 18th position when they fired their long-time manager, Slaven Bilić and temporarily hired David Moyes on a six-month contract to rescue them. Moyes got them to finish in 13th. For the 2018/2019 season, West Ham hired Manuel Pellegrini (unlike Moyes' dogged approach, they longed for more "attractive" football). Pellegrini got them to 10th and somewhat justified the hire. But by December in the 2019/2020 season, West Ham were once again in trouble and fired Pellegrini, who had managed them to 17th. Who did West Ham look to save them once again? Yes, David Moyes. West Ham finished in 16th. West Ham handed David Moyes a contract, and in his first full season with the club (2020/2021), they finished 6th. In the 2021/2022 season, they finished 7th and reached the Europa League semi-final. But surprisingly, West Ham fans had started to grumble about Moyes' style of play not being exotic enough. In the 2022/2023 season, Moyes won the inaugural Europa Conference League with West Ham, their first trophy in 24 years, and finished 14th in the league. At the end of the season, they sold the club's MVP, Delcan Rice, for £105M. West Ham then brought in Kudus (£38M), Ward-Prowse (£30M), Álvarez (£35M) and Mavropanos (£19M), and loaned in Kalvin Phillips from City to replace 14 outgoing players. Moyes reached the QF of the Europa League and finished 9th in the league with 52 points (W14, D10, L14). West Ham fans were fuming and demanded that the club hire a better coach who could get them playing 'exciting football". Moyes left and was replaced by a Spanish veteran, Julen Lopetegui, in the 2024/2025 season. Lopetegui didn't last till the end of January and was replaced by Graham Potter. West Ham finished in 14th place. By September of the 2025/2026 season, they fired Potter and hired Nuno Espírito Santo, who couldn't save them from relegation. If West Ham had stuck with Moyes and his "unttractive" football, maybe they'd still be playing in the EPL next season. There's always rice at home.

Genuinely excited to see Arsenal play next season 🤲🏽

To make my IG story clear. It's not a dig of any sort! I'm a MU supporter, and that remains. I was showing gratitude to the clubs and coaches that I have worked with over the past 18 months, they have played a big role in this 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 call up.

This is like acknowledging the nurses who delivered you and ignoring your mom who carried you for 9 months.

Big issue with this England squad is the passing quality. Palmer (final third),Wharton (middle third),Colwill (defensive third),Trent (defensive & final third),Hall (crosser) are top passers in their own way. You can’t just have carriers. You need top passers to win tournaments.