West Ham: Nu(no) Manager

[Synical]

Opta supercomputer predicts the three relegated teams this season to be:

18) Burnley 19) West Ham 20) Wolves

I'm kind of shocked it might finally happen to West Ham

 

[Sulosky]

Opta supercomputer predicts the three relegated teams this season to be:

18) Burnley 19) West Ham 20) Wolves

I'm kind of shocked it might finally happen to West Ham

Hopefully we’ll never see those losers again.

 

[ArsenesCoatMaker]

Opta supercomputer predicts the three relegated teams this season to be:

18) Burnley 19) West Ham 20) Wolves

I'm kind of shocked it might finally happen to West Ham

I imagine Leeds will be in the relegation battle, West Ham should have enough quality to stay up

 

[Entropics]

Yeah it's easily Leeds for me too. I guess whether it's West Ham or Wolves it's up to Wolves and their desire to keep starting with the handicap that is Jose Sa

 

[Synical]

I imagine Leeds will be in the relegation battle, West Ham should have enough quality to stay up

Hopefully not

 

[Synical]

What is up with Paqueta? You would think he would keep his head down after all the betting stuff.

 

[AndItsArsenal]

He’s a c***

I hope one of the West Ham players went for him in the dressing room

 

[Synical]

Does anyone know what he was upset about? It's needs to be something good or he is never beating the allegations

 

[SuperGoon]

He wants to be investigated so they clear him, and then he starts betting again and gets away with it.

 

[Synical]

He wants to be investigated so they clear him, and then he starts betting again and gets away with it.

I thought he was cleared of the earlier allegations? Anyway, what was he protesting about today?

 

[Synical]

Some people seem to get a thrill out of doing dodgy things blatantly in front of the whole world.

 

[A_G]

Has anyone ever been sacked from two jobs in the same PL season?

 

[Menard]

Very worrying that their normal "appoint 'progressive' manager->sack him due to awful results->appoint pragmatist to save them from relegation" loop doesn't appear to be meta this season.

 

[Blood on the Tracks]

Has anyone ever been sacked from two jobs in the same PL season?

Nope.

Mark Hughes was sacked twice in a calendar year but not the same season.

 

[Sanchez11]

Their squad is simply not good enough, blame the manager all they want but recruitment and cash is their problem.

 

[Rex Caudillo]

Has anyone ever been sacked from two jobs in the same PL season?

Used up all the “poor little Nuno” sympathy before the end of December lmao

 

[Thrice]

Whatever they do now it'll be crucial because they have some absolute key matches coming up. Away at Wolves and at home against Forest. If they don't win both these games, they're in big trouble.

 

[Melquiades]

Their squad is simply not good enough, blame the manager all they want but recruitment and cash is their problem.

The situation they're in is the direct result of poor decisions 3-4 years ago in the Moyes era when they held on to an aging group of players far, far too long (especially after wining the UEFA Conference) and didn't turn over their roster the way it needed to be turned over.

Had (by far) the oldest team in the EPL for the last several years and then as those guys fell off a cliff there was nothing underneath nor the finances to replace them.

 

[Sanchez11]

The situation they're in is the direct result of poor decisions 3-4 years ago in the Moyes era when they held on to an aging group of players far, far too long (especially after wining the UEFA Conference) and didn't turn over their roster the way it needed to be turned over.

Had (by far) the oldest team in the EPL for the last several years and then as those guys fell off a cliff there was nothing underneath nor the finances to replace them.

Yet still we gave them over 100m quid. They deserve everything they get.

 

[Synical]

Has anyone ever been sacked from two jobs in the same PL season?

Could you summarise the article?

Nuno is not the problem. Just as Moyes, Lopetigo and Potter over the last 18m werent