Decent fight back against Millwall, and in the second automatic promotion slot. We’d have taken that a couple of weeks ago, going into the international break. But the fan jury remains out on Nuno - frustration at his negative tactics, slow starts and ponderous demeanour. I think he’s earned more time, but it won’t take much for the knives to come back out.

will.butcher2w ago

Said it from the start - Nuno will get this side promoted. Any gaffer could. Easiest job in English football right now

peter.lynch2w ago

Nuno is and always was the man for the hammers to get back up imo. That team is too good not to get back up, so he’s definitely under huge pressure

jonathan.gorrie2w ago

Difficult to see how it lasts long term, given there has long been a sense he's not a great fit for the club. Still, for now, there's no point thinking too far ahead, there's not that luxury. Just get promoted and worry about the rest later (easier said than done of course)

antonymmartin842w ago

I personally cannot stand his management style. Far too negative, although in fairness to him he does seem to have learned since the Burnley draw. I just find it so hard to get behind someone who has the personality of a slug. Not my cuppa but I’m willing to give him a chance

eoin2w ago

I back him to take West ham Up automatically, was looking a bit shaky at the start of the season but the quality IS now showing

jamie.theodosi2w ago

I wonder who West Ham fans would prefer than Nuno, though? Corberan would be good but they’d be unhappy with his style I imagine. Maybe Scott Parker?

jordan.harris2w ago

Yeah I think it’s a good sign that West Ham are in the top two and yet to hit top gear. It’s a very very long season

jamie.theodosi2w ago

With the squad West Ham have, they HAVE to get automatic promotion. Anything else is an absolute failiure

markmarston2w ago

As Martin O’Neil famously said when he was Leicester manager… you’re always three games away from the sack