David Moyes has worst win ratio in Hammers history

Some may say it may be unfair to judge David Moyes after just 27 games in charge but his win ratio of just 25.93% is the worst for any permanent West Ham manager in their history.

Moyes has won 7 games, drawn 9 and lost 11 since taking over from Slaven Bilic.

Gianfranco Zola win ratio was 28.75% for his 80 games in charge and Avram Grant managed 31.91% for his 47 games as manager.

Even the hapless Glen Roeder managed a win ratio of 31.4% for his 86 games as the West Ham manager.

Moyes’ initial six-month contract comes to an end this summer with many supporters questioning whether he should automatically be given a new contract just for Premier League survival.

It is not just the win ratio which has some supporters backs up, it is the negative tactics and often boring football last since under Sam Allardyce that has got some fans calling for a change this summer.

However, not all supporters feel that way and a poll by Claret and Hugh in which 1,443 readers took part last week found 61.75% want him to stay and be given a chance next season compared to 38.25% who think it is time for a change.