Rio Ferdinand cautions West Ham fans about their criticism of David Moyes.

Rio Ferdinand, the former West Ham defender, has come to the defense of manager David Moyes amidst criticism from some supporters of the club. Ferdinand highlighted Moyes’ achievements, including winning the UEFA Europa Conference League last season and guiding the team to sixth place in the league.

Despite losing key player Declan Rice to Arsenal in the summer, Moyes has managed to steer the team in the right direction. However, with his contract set to expire at the end of the season, there are doubts surrounding his future at the club.

Speaking directly to the West Ham fans through the TNT camera, Ferdinand expressed his disbelief at the criticism Moyes has been facing. He questioned what more the fans were expecting from the manager and emphasized the team’s success under his guidance.

Ferdinand pointed out that Moyes has utilized the £100 million from the sale of Rice exceptionally well, with all the new signings performing admirably. He stressed the importance of being realistic and understanding the current state of West Ham as a football club.

The former defender praised Moyes for the fabulous job he has done, considering the team’s past struggles in the Championship and Premier League. He urged the fans to appreciate the progress the club has made and cautioned against questioning Moyes’ abilities.

In conclusion, Ferdinand advised the fans to be careful what they wish for, highlighting the healthy position West Ham currently finds itself in.