David Moyes makes subtle digs at West Ham following Potter’s sacking.

Over a year after his departure, the Moyes in vs Moyes out debate is still raging on. While the two sacked managers since have undoubtedly been awful, it doesn’t necessarily mean getting rid of the now Everton manager was the wrong decision.

However, Moyes clearly wanted to rub in the “be careful what you wish for” message. “Sometimes at football clubs everyone thinks the grass can always be greener but I had a great time at West Ham, I really did. A hugely enjoyable time,” he said. “I got on great with everybody but if people want to keep changing all the time, I don’t know if that is the best way for clubs.”

“I think clubs need to build, get stability, and there are a few clubs like that. I think one is Everton, at the moment, who for different reasons badly need stability in building and moving things in the right direction. West Ham was also a club like that.”

It’s important to remember that, for all the good he did, Moyes did win just 4 games in his last half a year.