West Ham have been sucked back into the relegation fight following last weekend’s 4-1 defeat to Manchester City which, accompanied by other results in the Premier League, leaves the Hammers just three points above the relegation zone.
David Moyes’ side travel to Leicester City this weekend for their last away game of the season and will be desperate to pick up points, especially with a testing finale seeing the Hammers face back-to-back home clashes with Manchester United and Everton.
However, officials from the east London outfit are unlikely to be welcomed by the Foxes as The Daily Mirror states Leicester City still bear a grudge, despite the Hammers previously issuing an apology.
Karren Brady made remarks about Leicester owner Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha in a newspaper column earlier this season, which the Foxes took offence too, and the former Premier League champions after not forgiven the club despite an apology being issued.
As such, West Ham officials could be frozen out of the Leicester boardroom in this weekend’s meeting.
