Under-pressure West Ham United boss David Moyes is set to remain in charge for Saturday’s visit of Nottingham Forest.
The Hammers’ manager came under more fire following their 2-0 loss to Tottenham Hotspur at the weekend and faces a relegation six-pointer against a resurgent Reds who have gone unbeaten in six of their last seven Premier League games, managing wins away at Southampton and at home to Leicester and Leeds, while picking up a point at Bournemouth and in draws with Chelsea and Man City at the City Ground to lift Steve Cooper ’s side to 13th in the table.
That’s five points clear of West Ham who are third from bottom going into Saturday’s game when The Athletic reports that Moyes will still be in the dugout, although anything less than three points would intensify the pressure on the 59-year-old who guided the club to a seventh place finish in the division last season.
