The West Ham support is becoming restless following a six-game losing streak in all competitions to start 2024.
The Irons have exited the FA Cup to lower-tier opposition and been on the end of heavy losses to Manchester United and Arsenal in that run.
Moyes’ contract expires at the conclusion of the season, and his future is a source of contention.
“We know Moyes well,” Gray explained on beIN SPORTS [11 February, 4:03pm]. “I don’t want to say this, but I will.
“Do you think Hammers fans look at the way David plays his football and think ‘we don’t want to see our football played like this?'”
Co-host Richard Keys added: “If there was any doubts in the minds of David Sullivan and the board beforehand, this might just tip them.
“They did it with Big Sam. They didn’t offer him a deal and in the end he just walked.
Co-host Richard Keys added: “If there was any doubts in the minds of David Sullivan and the board beforehand, this might just tip them.
“They did it with Big Sam. They didn’t offer him a deal and in the end he just walked.”
Arsenal loss could be start of endgame for Moyes at West Ham
Those supporters who backed Moyes to sign a new deal in December time will perhaps be revising those thoughts a couple of months on.
Results have stagnated badly and there is no sign of any sort of improvement as far as performances go.
The 6-0 crushing at the hands of Arsenal felt like a decisive moment in many ways, as nobody would be able to argue if the club announced Moyes is not staying on.
The Scotsman deserves respect for the work he has done at London Stadium and he could yet add another trophy to the cabinet before the season is out.
Right now, though, it seems like the best choice for everybody is to then go our separate ways come the summer time.
And if a manager like Graham Potter, who has a very defined style of play, is available come then, that seems like a great shout.
