West Ham are battling to retain their spot in the Premier League for next season and sit in a decent position, six points above the relegation zone, following an upturn in form since March’s international break.
The Hammers still have work to do in the final four matches of the season, where they face difficult tests against Manchester City, Leicester City, Manchester United and Everton, and there’s a concerning fact for fans to mull over.
Knees Up Mother Brown identify that David Moyes is statistically the club’s worst-ever full-time manager with a win ratio of just 23.53%, significantly worse than the 38.3% Slaven Bilic had before his departure from the club last year.
Remarkably, Bilic’s ratio is the second-best in West Ham’s history, only taking top-flight matches into account, sitting being only Alan Curbishley- who achieved a 39.44% win ratio during his time at the club between 2006-2008.
Moyes is poised to sign a new contract with the club this summer, extending his stint at the London Stadium.
