Moyes rued the absence of Rice after West Ham were torn apart by Chelsea.
David Moyes’ West Ham side have the worst defensive record of his time in the Premier League David Moyes has blamed the absence of Declan Rice for West Ham’s heavy away defeats this season after his side’s 5-0 loss at Chelsea on Sunday. West Ham delivered a woeful first-half display which saw Cole Palmer, Conor Gallagher and Noni Madueke put Chelsea three goals ahead by half time before Nicolas Jackson struck twice after the break.
‘But, you know, as I’ve said, you’ve got to be careful, you’re talking about a team sitting in a really, really strong position. We’ve had a couple of bad days away from home, we have to try and eradicate that and make it better. ‘As I said, I’m trying to put a bit of mental toughness when we need it. The teams I normally prepare would normally have it. You could always lose the way you lose.
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