West Ham head to Anfield at the weekend, a ground where they’re traditionally sent packing back to east London with their tails between their legs, however, they’ve been handed a boost ahead of the fixture against Liverpool.
David Moyes’ side first have to negotiate their Europa League group stage opener against Backa Topola, before Premier League assignments take precedence again.
Aside from a reverse against a Man City side that always seem to find a way to win, the Hammers have started the 2023/24 campaign in fine form, as have the Reds.
It promises to be a great game and one of contrasting styles, given Jurgen Klopp’s penchant for all-out attack and Moyes’ more pragmatic style.
At least on this occasion West Ham can head to Merseyside full of confidence, and with Edson Alvarez being passed fit – he’s suspended for the Europa League tie – it means Moyes has a full complement of players to choose from.
“We’ve got everybody available, everybody fit and ready to play,” he was quoted as saying on the official West Ham website.
“Edson Alvarez is suspended (for the Europa League). He’s still getting used to the Premier League but he’s fine and fit and healthy.”
If the Hammers can continue their own good form in the English top-flight, it bodes well for the remainder of the campaign, given that the club still have money to spend in January from the sale of Declan Rice.
Man.utd should rehire David Moyes in the place of Erik .As for West ham hoping to beat LFC that is a false dream.In the season when they beat LFC in London it influenced by poor referring.Mark my words West ham will return to London with their tails between their legs.The arrival of Alvarez will not make any difference.
Mark my words, your grammar and spelling needs some work.
Good luck to the false dreams.
like your false dreams of winng the league and europa ?
West ham could easily shock Liverpool as their defence and midfield isn’t as strong as it has been in the past. Come on you Hammers
Simon Mbeshu, we’re all going to mark your words as should Man utd. It’s about time they made you sporting director.
Pigs might fly. West Ham are overrated. They won’t stand a chance against the mighty reds at Anfield. They never do.