It’s been quite a dramatic week for West Ham, as the aftermath of a 4-1 defeat to Manchester City at the London Stadium has led to a huge row between David Moyes and striker Andy Carroll in training.
It all stemmed from when the England international stormed off the bench during the defeat on Sunday as he was furious at being an unused substitute, with Moyes then looking to deal with the incident but then coming face-to-face with a veteran who had no intention of apologising.
That led to an increased likelihood of the former Liverpool striker leaving the club this summer but it now seems to have turned full circle, as it’s now widely reported that the 29-year-old apologised to Moyes and has since returned from training.
Amidst all of that drama, the Hammers also have a stern battle ahead of them to remain in the Premier League as they now sit just three points above the relegation zone with three crucial matches left to play.
Moyes will be desperate to take points from Leicester City this weekend, before hosting Manchester United and Everton in the season’s final week.
