The Scot is now embarking on a similar return journey with Everton following his Hammers exit last year.<\/p>\n
An extra layer of intrigue was added to the Premier League<\/a> clash when the Hammers sacked Graham Potter 48 hours out from the game, replacing him with Nuno Espirito Santo.<\/p>\n West Ham put in a markedly improved performance and it was one of Moyes\u2019 best ever signings who earned his old side a precious point with Jarrod Bowen deadly once again.<\/p>\n Plenty of sub-plots to West Ham draw at Everton<\/p>\n Bowen was the first opposition player to score at Everton\u2019s shiny new ground, which lit up the Merseyside sky.<\/p>\n The spectre of a first game under the lights at the Hill Dickinson was a daunting one for West Ham given their dismal start to the season.<\/p>\n Hammers fans love a challenge, though, and the impressive 3,000-plus strong travelling army made themselves heard all night long.<\/p>\n A bit too much for Everton\u2019s liking on occasion.<\/p>\n But scoffing Everton fans have totally missed the point of a chant aimed at them by West Ham.<\/p>\n Toffees supporters were well aware of discontent between the Hammers faithful and their ownership ahead of the game.<\/p>\n Indeed followers of Everton will be able to empathise with what\u00a0West Ham\u00a0have been going through.<\/p>\n Everton supporters have been busy protesting over various issues in recent years from how their club was being run to ticket pricing.<\/p>\n Everton fans miss the point of chant aimed at them by West Ham<\/p>\n There has been something of a role reversal over the last year.<\/p>\n Everton have the ambitious new owners they craved in the Friedkin Group and money has been spent to bolster their squad for Moyes.<\/p>\n More than 4,000 Hammers fans took to the street leading to the director\u2019s entrance at the London Stadium<\/a> in protest against the owners ahead of the defeat to Crystal Palace last week.<\/p>\n Hammers United is the supporter group leading a season-long campaign of activism against the board, including a planned boycott of the next home game against Brentford.<\/p>\n West Ham fans<\/a> are demanding majority owner David Sullivan<\/a> and vice-chair Karren Brady<\/a> stand aside, using their initials in their slogan \u2018No more BS\u2019.<\/p>\n Things have been getting messy in what the nationals are billing \u2018civil war\u2019 at West Ham.<\/p>\n Sullivan\u2019s reality TV star fianc\u00e9e has been rowing with West Ham fans<\/a> in a series of social media clashes.<\/p>\n Classy Hammers supporters called off a protest out of respect to Everton<\/a> ahead of the trip north.<\/p>\n West Ham supporters did not let that stop them venting their feelings during the game, though.<\/p>\n![\"Jarrod](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/uk\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/09\/GettyImages-2238155053-1024x683.jpg\")
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