Hammers captain Declan Rice has blown the whistle on the West Ham first team whistleblower after those damning David Moyes claims.
It has been a strange old week in the weird and wonderful world of West Ham.
There’s rarely a dull moment when it comes to the Hammers and that has certainly been the case during a rollercoaster six or seven days.
During the international break Hammers News stated West Ham were capable of getting seven points from their three games in six days to Save Our Season.
Well West Ham were not far off – managing a very welcome and much needed six points with wins over Saints and Fulham to boost our chances of survival.
Going into those games West Ham fans would have taken wins, goals and points any which way they came.
So let’s just rejoice in the fact we’ve given our survival hopes a massive shot in the arm.
The pressure has been on David Moyes big time.
Especially after the 5-1 defeat to Newcastle, which came against the backdrop of a series of damning claims from a first team whistleblower.
The long list of claims effectively amounted to players and staff being “sick” of Moyes and that there was a toxic atmosphere at the club.
Declan Rice was named in the list of allegations with a claim that he confronted Moyes after the manager singled out Nayef Aguerd for criticism in the press following the FA Cup defeat to Man United.
The Newcastle defeat was seen by some of evidence that the claims had substance.
But now Rice has blown the whistle on the West...
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