Former Manchester United manager, David Moyes, said he has a point to prove and is "hungry to get things right" after being appointed as West Ham's new manager. The ex-Everton boss replaces sacked Slaven Bilic, with the Hammers in the relegation zone.
Moyes has been out of work since May when he
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