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David Moyes says he’s causing West Ham a lot of trouble, “Of course.”

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There is no doubting that David Moyes has been outstanding for West Ham United during his current stay, even though he is still considered an acquired taste by many.

The Scot, who was fired and then reinstated, is credited with getting the Hammers into Europe on a regular basis, helping the team perform well overall in the Premier League, and winning the team’s first major trophy in 43 years.

Perhaps the pinnacle of the manager’s career, as well as the pinnacle for a generation of Hammers supporters deprived of genuine success, was winning the Europa Conference League the previous season.

But now that the transfer season has opened, Moyes has acknowledged that he is making it more difficult for the team to sign players in January.

That situation arises from the fact that he hasn’t signed a new contract yet, so before committing to a deal at the London Stadium, any prospective new additions will want to know where they stand in that regard.

“Yes, without a doubt,” he responded when asked if his contract disputes were probably generating trouble with new hires, as reported by Sky Sports.

However, I’m okay with players talking about a guy who has managed more than 1000 games, so I hope they do as well.

“I have a great relationship with the board, so I can discuss it tomorrow at the appropriate time. It seems like there is more discussion about it from other people, but we’re pretty cool about it.”

Even though the Hammers leadership has almost a whole month to add new players, failing to do so could negatively impact the second half of what currently appears to be another successful campaign.

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