West Ham United manager David Moyes presented his 87-year-old father with a medal after leading the Hammers to Europa Conference League glory last night.
David Moyes hands his medal to his 87-year-old father after West Ham beat Fiorentina 2-1 in the Europa Conference League final last night. This trophy is only the second in Moyes’ managerial career 23 years. After he led Preston North End to a Division Two title, the Scot took the opportunity to celebrate West Ham ‘s victory with his father at the Eden Arena in Prague. Czech republic
Jarrod Bowen scored a crucial last minute goal as West Ham United beat Fiorentina 2-1 in the Europa Conference League final. An end to a half-century of waiting to win a major European Cup. More importantly, this trophy is also the first major trophy that David Moyes has won since taking over at the ยูฟ่าเบท team.
“(Dad) is still going strong, he still wants to get back in the game. It’s great. It’s a great moment to have your family in the game,” Moyes said of his father. “These moments as a manager don’t come often. You have to work very hard.” Moyes replied:
“I’d have to say that. It doesn’t happen very often. It may not be to your liking. But tonight was a great feeling ′′ If someone said three years ago when I took the job that you would avoid relegation and finish [playing in] Europe. I’m going to say you’re crazy.” “This competition is great for us. The players are amazing.
Moyes also told BT Sport after the game: “This is fantastic. I have had a long career in football. And you don’t have many moments like this. Moments like this as a team manager don’t happen very often. This is a great time for us . It’s a great family club. It keeps getting better This is another step on the path of continuous progress. “We are unbeaten in Europe. which is unbelievable We only lost the semi-finals last year. It’s been an incredible two years. And now we can do it again.”