David Moyes has sent a message to West Ham and the fans following the 2-0 victory over Bournemouth last night, October 24.
The Scottish professional gave a 'big credit' to the board for supporting him and his team during their build-up.
After Premier League's opening 12 matches, the Hammers currently stand at tenth in the domestic league with 14 points following four wins, six defeats and two draws.
Speaking to the club's official website post-match, the 59-year-old has shown his gratitude to his side and fans for their patience.
“We’re doing ok but you can tell we’re a bit… not quite as smooth as we’d like to be,
“I think our build-up is getting better but we’re missing (Craig) Daws(on) and we’re missing Nayef (Aguerd) and we’re just seeing the best of (Lucas) Paqueta coming out and he gets an injury so we’re just finding our way and we’re having to change.
“It’s great that Flynn Downes has got in and done really well in the games but we’ve just not quite got that fluency and fluidity which maybe we’ve had for the last year or two.
“I’ve got to say a big thank you to the club. The club did a brilliant job in supplying me with what we needed. I was saying earlier in an ideal world you wouldn’t bring in eight or nine players, you’d probably try and maybe do three or four a year, maybe a couple of young boys or something along that line. But we’ve had to do it because of where we were.
“And also it’s partly because of our success we’ve had, we’re trying to raise the bar because we’ve grown with the players we had, we had to bring in new, international players, people who we felt could make a difference.
“So I’ve got to say a big credit to the club and the board for supporting us. Now what we need is a word called ‘time’ which sometimes you need just to let these players show exactly what they can do.”
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