David Moyes was on the verge of explaining why West Ham United lost the game when suddenly, he was overwhelmed by intense discomfort. He was swiftly taken to the hospital for urgent medical attention.

West Ham United and David Moyes suffered a humiliating defeat at the hands of Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park.

Despite a promising display against Bayer Leverkusen in the Europa League, the Hammers were outclassed by the Eagles, conceding four goals in the first half en route to a 5-2 loss.

While a drop in performance following European competition is understandable, this defeat intensifies the scrutiny on Moyes at the London Stadium, potentially signaling the end of his tenure in East London.

Although Moyes has claimed to have been offered a contract extension and expressed his desire to continue leading the team after the Europa League disappointment, it seems evident that the decision should now be taken out of his hands. It appears he may no longer have the ability to elevate the team to the next level, despite his previous successes.

The defeat to Crystal Palace underscores the urgency for change, as West Ham United, a team expected to challenge for European qualification, now appear ineffective both offensively and defensively against midtable opposition.

While the 6-0 loss to Arsenal was embarrassing, the defeat at Selhurst Park arguably magnifies the team’s struggles, indicating a need for a managerial change.

It’s time for West Ham United to part ways with David Moyes. Alternative options exist to take charge at the London Stadium, and a fresh perspective may be what’s needed to unlock the team’s potential. Though some may caution against change, it’s likely that a new manager could extract more from this squad.