David Moyes has made a huge call for this weekend’s clash with Chelsea by dropping out-of-form goalkeeper Joe Hart, reports The Times.
Hart, who joined from Manchester City on-loan in the summer, has had a tough start to life with the Hammers, boasting the Premier League’s worst goalkeeping record this season.
Not only has his poor form seen him fall out of favour in East London, his role as England’s number one keeper has also been called into question, with a host of young talent such as Jack Butland and Jordan Pickford staking their claims for Hart’s starting position in Gareth Southgate’s side.
Joe Hart not starting for West Ham against Chelsea this weekend. Adrian in.
— Henry Winter (@henrywinter) December 7, 2017
Spaniard Adrian will take Hart’s place between the sticks at the London Stadium on Saturday after an impressive performance against Manchester City at the weekend.
He was given the nod over Hart – who conceded four against Everton in the previous outing – at the Etihad, and put in a Man of the Match performance in what was a close 2-1 defeat for the visitors.
Hammers fans are pleased with the decision to drop the England international …
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Joe Hart is crap Henry.
— Pete (@MoroccanPete) December 7, 2017
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Joe's World Cup dreams. pic.twitter.com/dDEaTFf3ad
— Football Back Then ⚽️🏐⚽️ (@FootballThen) December 7, 2017
About time, can't believe Southgate still has him as No1 for @England after performance at Man City, he isn't even @WestHamUtd first choice @AdriSanMiguel was outstanding
— Billyd_1979 (@billyd_1979) December 7, 2017
A no brainer. Such a needless signing.
— Clarence J. Boddicker (@boddicker667) December 7, 2017
Good call. I can't see how Moyes couldn't start Adrian this week.
— Paul Cole (@DjPaulCole) December 7, 2017
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