“Paralyses the club” | Latest move shows lack of ambition | OneFootball

West Ham board directors are set to inject much needed cash into the club at the fear of relegation this season.

In what is a somewhat bizarre stance considering the obvious nature of the requirement for cash considering the hugely important transfer window we are currently in, but also the fact the club have imposed a deadline for when this cash injection may occur.

The ownership have set dates in which certain high-value players must be sold – those being Mohammed Kudus, Edson Alvarez and Nayef Aguerd. But the question must be, why the wait?

In what is such a crucial period for the club, it appears David Sullivan has once again put in place a rule that paralyses the club – when others in the league are more focussed on bettering their positions fast so they can get on with much needed business.

The latest does nothing but anger and frustrate an already damaged fanbase, who simply yearn for the day when those currently in charge make way for someone who actually shows real ambition to take this club forward.