PREMIER LEAGUE! Former Man United Boss David Moyes Speaks After Joining West Ham

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New West Ham manager David Moyes says winning is “what he does”, and added that the club’s owners had showed “a lot of class” in bringing him back for a second spell in charge.
Moyes, who replaces the sacked Manuel Pellegrini, left the Hammers at the end of the 2017-18 season.
He recorded nine wins and 10 draws from 31 games in his first spell, leading the club to Premier League safety.
“They are getting a very experienced Premier League manager,” said Moyes.
“I think there’s only two or three managers with a better Premier League win record. That’s what I do, I win.
“I’m here to get West Ham wins and get them away from the bottom three.”
Of managers who have taken charge of more than 500 Premier League games, only two – Sir Alex Ferguson and Arsene Wenger – have a better win record than Moyes.
But he is fifth on the list of Premier League managers who have taken charge of more than 300 games, with Jose Mourinho and Rafael Benitez also having better records.

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