Alleged managerial target shows pure class with West Ham message
Alleged Hammers managerial target Marco Silva showed pure class with a West Ham message in the wake of Fulham’s win.
Fulham defeated West Ham 2-0 on Sunday at the London Stadium.
The Hammers appeared to be a team that had entirely lost their way.
And it was a result that probably ends West Ham’s dreams of competing in European football for a record four years running.
A terrible blow to rising star George Earthy overshadowed the game.
After making his Premier League debut, the midfield player was transported to the hospital in a stretcher, wearing a neck brace, and breathing on oxygen.
That incident helped put a hard afternoon in perspective; it was shocking and disturbing.
Earthy blow puts things in perspective
Given that his contract with West Ham expires at the end of the current campaign, David Moyes appears to be leaving the team as a result of the outcome.
Ironically, Marco Silva, the manager of Fulham, is rumored to be one of the candidates to unseat the Scot as Hammers manager.
The Sun has reported that West Ham is extremely concerned about Silva’s potential appointment. Furthermore, he has previously been strongly connected to West Ham.
Many West Ham supporters were dissatisfied with some Fulham fans’ actions when Earthy was lying injured on the field.
Even though it was obvious that the injury was serious, some of the visiting fans showed a lack of decency and proper football fan behavior.
Their boss more than made up for that, though.
Alleged target Silva shows pure class with Hammers message
Because Silva, the purported managerial target, sent a message to West Ham with perfect class.
Rather of gloating over his team’s victory over West Ham or celebrating the win, Silva made a point of encouraging young Earthy in his post-match comments.
Silva said on the Fulham website, “A sad moment for a young lad who is making his debut in the Premier League for an 18, 19-year-old boy and just three minutes on the pitch.”
Naturally, that event occurred, and as of right now, there is no news. However, we are eager to hear positive news soon, since that is what we are currently hoping for.
“A sad moment, but West Ham, his family, and I all want to support him and our football club,” the speaker said.
That oozes class from Silva, so huge respect to him.
Particularly in the cutthroat world of contemporary football, whereby self-interest frequently knows no bounds.
Since the game, West Ham has released an update stating that Earthy is under evaluation in a hospital in London.
“The midfielder was taken off in stoppage time. He made his Premier League debut against the Cottagers by entering the field as a second-half substitute,” West Ham stated.
“George has sustained a head injury,” manager David Moyes declared.
“He’s awake and has been brought to the hospital for additional evaluation.”
“An additional update will be provided by West Ham United in due course.”