Lens boss Will Still has repeatedly said it is his ultimate dream to manage boyhood club West Ham United one day. When West Ham were searching for a replacement for David Moyes, one name was consistently linked. Many West Ham fans wanted a young, innovative manager with an attacking philosophy to replace Moyes. West Ham’s talks with Ruben Amorim captured the imagination but it was not to be. Julen Lopetegui was the man David Sullivan and co settled on after he impressed when interviewed. But before the Spaniard’s appointment, the sudden availability of Will Still raised eyebrows over the summe…