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David Moyes has paid tribute to West Ham co-chairman David Gold following his death on Wednesday and says the club’s hierarchy retain their faith in him as manager.
The Hammers took their first point in six matches at Leeds on Wednesday night, hours after it was announced that Gold, 86, had passed away following a short illness.
And Moyes said: ‘David Gold was incredibly supportive to me personally. He wanted me to stay the first time I was manager and he was thrilled when I came back. He was an old man, but a good man, a sensible man. He has been a big part of the club. He was desperate for West Ham to do something. He only wanted the best for the club.
David Moyes paid tribute to David Gold, praising the role that he played at West Ham
Moyes insisted that the Hammers' former co-chairman had the clubs' best interests at heart
Gold became the club's co-chairman in 2010 and oversaw the move to the London Stadium
‘David Sullivan (co-chairman) has been equally supportive, if not better. He
