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Graham Potter would be a “fantastic” replacement for David Moyes at West Ham United., former Hammers and Celtic striker Frank McAvennie hailed the former Chelsea boss for his excellent tenure at Brighton.one of multiple candidates shortlisted by the Irons to replace the underpressure Moyes in the dugout.
The Scotsman’s job is at risk amid the Hammers’ poor form in 2024, with their 6-0 thrashing against Arsenal on Sunday causing outrage among the fanbase. Potter left Stamford Bridge with the lowest points per game of any boss in the club’s history, but he spearheaded Brighton’s transformation into an exceptional Premier League outfit.McAvennie claims Potter can’t be fully blamed for his failure at Chelsea and was adamant that Hammers fans would “love” his brand of football at the London Stadium.“I’ve not got a problem with how it turned out for him at Chelsea because he had too many players.
“There wouldn’t be as much pressure on him at West Ham, but I’d still be happy if Moyes stays at the club.
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