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West Ham face defeat at home to Crystal Palace
West Ham United's Max Kilman battles for the ball with Crystal Palace's Marc Guehi (right) and Maxence Lacroix (left) during the Premier League match at the London Stadium, January 18, 2025

West Ham 0-2 Crystal Palace
by Paul Donovan 
at the London Stadium

 

A CHANGE of manager it seems has made little difference to West Ham, as this lamentable defeat at home to Crystal Palace at the London Stadium proved.

Lethargic and lacking ideas from the kick off, West Ham did not muster one meaningful shot in the whole game.

On the few occasions when West Ham were in an attacking position, they immediately turned back, playing the ball meaninglessly across the pitch. Who said David Moyes style of football was boring?

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