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ordinary at Bet 365. What would European football mean to West Ham United? I think it's a huge

step if and when it happens this season. I think it's a step in the right direction from where

they were when David Moyes took over the club.

And looking at David Moyes and what he brings to a club, that stability.

And historically, with Everton, he was always there or thereabouts looking to press on.

And they've got there already under him.

And I know it's second time round, but he felt like it was an unfinished

job. He's doing that job now. And it's two-four clubs we're watching tonight leads as well.

What would a top-half finish mean for them? What sort of achievement would that be in their

first season back? Look, they'll snap my hands off for it. I think that they're going into it,

the unknowns, that how the style of football would step into the

Premier League. They haven't changed that since coming from the championship. And they've gone

into every game with no fear. And if you ask Bielsa, I don't think he'd care. And I think

that's the beauty of how they play is that positionally they don't care. They have their

identity. They have their way

and that's it well james been very fulsome and his praise of leeds united all season here but what about

west ham united have they made such strides to get where they are david moyes and when you think of a

david moose team you think of of organization that's the first think of, those Evanston signs that he had for a long time

and I think you do something similar

at West Ham and I think that's what we are seeing

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