New West Ham manager, David Moyes has said he intends to make it impossible for the club to not extend the 18-month contract he signed. Moyes made West Ham escape relegation in the 2017-18 season however, his contract was not renewed, with the club going for Manuel Pellegrini instead. Now that David has been called upon to replace the same Pellegrini, he believes things will be tons different this time. He added that he has educated himself as a coach since he has been away. His words, "There is a clause in my contract to extend the deal," "I'm going to make it impossible that that clause can't be activated. It's up to the players to make sure of that now. "It says an awful lot about the owners that they think the job I did with my backroom staff to give me another chance. This time, I'm going to give them no choice however, to extend it. "Last time when we came in, we needed results and it's similar this time however, I know I've got a little bit longer this time to execute my plans." "I've tried to make sure I've educated myself while I've been off," "I've worked with UEFA and I've tried to watch every Champions League game. For me, it was about staying in touch with football. "I watch tons of football, I'm at games most weekends, I'm a football man. You're always looking to pick up new ideas. "There are tons of new modern things, however, there has also been signs recently of going back to old times. "Maybe possession isn't always key to winning games. We want to see more attacking football, action, excitement. "The biggest thing I want to see is the supporters enjoying watching the team."
