Simon Jordan says West Ham are already being used by agents and managers for leverage after the short-lived Ruben Amorim saga. Rarely has there been a buzz of excitement and anticipation around West Ham as there was on Monday evening. When David Ornstein revealed Ruben Amorim, the attack-minded Sporting boss, was flying to London for talks with the Hammers, it sparked a media frenzy. Here we had one of the most coveted and highly-rated young managers in the world and there was a chance he might replace David Moyes at West Ham? Amorim proves too good to be true for West Ham‘Too good to be true’…