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Nuno’s position under threat after West Ham’s disappointing start to the season
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Out of managers available and who I’ve seen us linked to I would like to think Kieran McKenna would be the most ideal appointment. 2 promotions under his belt in recent years and still can develop into a better manager/coach. Only issue is Ipswich would be owed compensation.
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It makes sense that one of Alvarez or Magassa (both tbh) need to be brought back into the side. We’re crying out for a midfielder to sit in and do the dirty work. Our current midfield isn’t doing anywhere near enough with and without the ball.
Struggling to see how Nuno is going to get a tune out of what he has available. These slow starts and always chasing caught up on us in the end last season and we suffered relegation. We can’t afford another season of playing catch up and then miss out on promotion.
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It's absolutely ridiculous that its been over 10 years since NZ toured South Africa for a test series.
It's a match up that would make for some great test cricket.
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The manner of the back-to-back home defeats to West Brom and Southampton has only heightened the pressure on Nuno. Thirteen months on since he replaced Graham Potter, West Ham still lack an identity under Nuno and continue to self-implode. #WHUFC
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Southampton and Boro by far looking the best sides right now. Both have plenty of goals in them but equally as important they have an identity and style of play that’s bringing the best out of the players they’ve got. Now compare that to what we’re seeing at West Ham…
West Ham:
David Moyes says #mufc must improve in a number of areas, including passing, creating chances and defending.
He’s been ‘trying to improve things’ for a year now and look where we are. He’ll probably get the next two games in which we’ll win and we will be having these same convos in a months time. It’s a never ending same cycle with this club.
Nuno on whether he feels under pressure: "Everyday there is pressure. I'm disappointed because we wanted to improve things. We want to win matches." #WHUFC
They went to all this effort to announce Adama Boiro no one knows where he actually is. Believe he’s played around 15 minutes since joining…
Soucek has got to start the next two games just to give us that bit more edge and fight in the middle of the park. Wouldn’t even be against seeing Orford coming into the side too, least he has a far better passing range and can sit in.
Midfield is such a big issue for me. Lacks balance and the grit that is needed sometimes. Struggling to see what Engels is offering and a lot of finger pointing from him at others when he isn’t covering the basic stuff himself. Mukasa has looked way off the pace too.
When we beat Swansea two weeks ago that felt like a chance to really start pushing on and building on the momentum we had. The last two results/performances at home though have shown that so many areas and problems still need addressing and the manager just can’t see it.
Does anyone actually know what’s going on at the club with the ownership btw? I can’t remember seeing anything announced that Kretinsky is now majority shareholder?
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So 2 months down the line from the Watford game and questions about Nuno are getting stronger again.
The problem is you can’t get away from him being the manager that got us relegated. Sure there were other factors but this is just a fact.
Expectation is (rightly) high at West Ham. With the size of the fanbase and apparent financial clout there is a fair opinion that things should be better.
But then football we play isn’t particularly adventurous and when we lose games it all seems a lot worse .
Nuno is fortunate that there is always a game quickly waiting. This time next week we could have 6 more points (or not) so I don’t think we will be seeing him sacked now.
I’m not really a big fan of him. I think his football is dull and he doesn’t get enough good results.
However I would again look at the international break as a moment to judge him and decide Thats what I think he will get to.
But if you’re of the opinion he should go now I gotta say I couldn’t really muster up an argument against.
Things can change very quickly and maybe in a week or two this will all seem an odd debate to have.
I got a feeling it won’t be though.
In the summer I thought we should part ways with Nuno as a fresh start is something I believe could help the club move forward.
However I was content with him remaining as he had a point to prove and he has proven previously he is a good manager.
But any credit he had has gone because the expectation is to win the league and we have started with no wins from the first three!
My defence of him would be that he hasn’t been given the players to really compete just yet and West Ham have struggled to get players out quick enough to generate the money to bring them in and to cover debts from last season plus the financial loss of relegation.
But it’s all about results and he will be sacked if they are not forthcoming .
For those who want him sacked now I get that and it’s hard to disagree with many of the points being raised.
I’d give him till after Millwall away.
The good thing about the Championship is that there always seems to be another game quickly.
Wolves is a big one.
It would genuinely wouldn’t be a shock if we were 12 points off top spot come this time next week. Already dropped down to 8th - we’ve also not won in our last 4 games in all comps at home.