| Luke Chambers on Nuno's sacking 19:55 - Nov 3 with 2081 views | GlasgowBlue |
Roughly what he just said when asked was he surpised that Nuno was sacked.
"Nor really. A club of West Ham's stature looking to bounce back after relegation and sitting in 8th place in the Championship is not ideal".
West Ham after 13 games: 8th place, 22 Points, 5 Points off Top 2.
Ipswich last season after 13 games: 10th place, 20 points, 7 points off top 2.
And we all know how the season ended. |  |
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| Luke Chambers on Nuno's sacking on 20:00 - Nov 3 with 1990 views | DJR |
Does seem a strange decision, not least because 8th gets you into the playoffs.
Maybe there is more to it. |  | | |
| Luke Chambers on Nuno's sacking on 20:03 - Nov 3 with 1948 views | GlasgowBlue |
| Luke Chambers on Nuno's sacking on 20:00 - Nov 3 by DJR |
Does seem a strange decision, not least because 8th gets you into the playoffs.
Maybe there is more to it. |
I'm just surprised that Chambers didn't use Ipswich as a comparison rather than agree with the West Ham board. | |
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| Luke Chambers on Nuno's sacking on 20:13 - Nov 3 with 1878 views | DarkBrandon |
McKenna had much more credit in the bank with our board than Nuno had there, and after 14 seasons in the PL one would expect West Ham to do better after relegation than they have. |  | | |
| (No subject) (n/t) on 20:21 - Nov 3 with 1804 views | DarkBrandon |
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| Luke Chambers on Nuno's sacking on 21:19 - Nov 3 with 1519 views | Bigalhunter |
| Luke Chambers on Nuno's sacking on 20:00 - Nov 3 by DJR |
Does seem a strange decision, not least because 8th gets you into the playoffs.
Maybe there is more to it. |
If Scott Parker does end up there that’ll be the end of the 6 nil wins they’ve been enjoying.
Guess they’ll take the dull one nils if it means an immediate return to the big piggy trough. |  |
| Sometimes I giggle about the frothing lunatic who’s put me on ignore and now has to constantly log out to see what I’ve said. Beneath that counterfeit persona lurks the same pitifully desperate egomaniac. | | Poll: | September 2025. Which one? |
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| Luke Chambers on Nuno's sacking on 21:28 - Nov 3 with 1445 views | Swansea_Blue |
| Luke Chambers on Nuno's sacking on 20:00 - Nov 3 by DJR |
Does seem a strange decision, not least because 8th gets you into the playoffs.
Maybe there is more to it. |
Yeah, I think it’s an odd one. Although by normal standards, owners crapping themselves at the first sign of adversity is also fairly commonplace. So both stupid and unsurprising at the same time. |  |
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| Luke Chambers on Nuno's sacking on 22:09 - Nov 3 with 1289 views | Dubtractor |
| Luke Chambers on Nuno's sacking on 20:00 - Nov 3 by DJR |
Does seem a strange decision, not least because 8th gets you into the playoffs.
Maybe there is more to it. |
I think with the squad West Ham have, and holding on to players like Bowen, the expectation there is much higher than for us last season.
They seem horribly inconsistent, which is obviously not deemed good enough.
Plus, as others have said, Nuno won't have the credit in the bank that KM had here. He had almost a full season last year, and got them relegated, then not looking entirely convincing this season. |  |
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| Luke Chambers on Nuno's sacking on 22:31 - Nov 3 with 1194 views | vapour_trail |
| Luke Chambers on Nuno's sacking on 20:13 - Nov 3 by DarkBrandon |
McKenna had much more credit in the bank with our board than Nuno had there, and after 14 seasons in the PL one would expect West Ham to do better after relegation than they have. |
Exactly this. It’s not hard to understand is it.
Nuno had to get off to a flyer or he was fcked. |  |
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| Luke Chambers on Nuno's sacking on 23:28 - Nov 3 with 1013 views | tetchris |
Nodge fans were calling for Clement’s head and they have stuck with him and he seem to be getting some better results now! |  | | |
| Luke Chambers on Nuno's sacking on 05:45 - Nov 4 with 767 views | mellowblue |
There was an acceptance that we were slow to gel at the start of last season and Ashton at least has the experience to recognize that. I have no idea who runs W.H now to compare. Gold, Sullivan and Brady would have had the experience to maybe give him longer.
Nuno has been on shaky ground for a while as W.H expectations as an established Prem team are high whereas McKenna was not expected to keep us up. | | | |
| Luke Chambers on Nuno's sacking on 14:17 - Nov 4 with 227 views | ITFC_Essex |
| Luke Chambers on Nuno's sacking on 22:09 - Nov 3 by Dubtractor |
I think with the squad West Ham have, and holding on to players like Bowen, the expectation there is much higher than for us last season.
They seem horribly inconsistent, which is obviously not deemed good enough.
Plus, as others have said, Nuno won't have the credit in the bank that KM had here. He had almost a full season last year, and got them relegated, then not looking entirely convincing this season. |
I'd argue they won't attract a better manager (from a club progression sense) than Nuno while being in the Championship. Nuno is a great coach and probably too good for the Championship, he could have been an ace as the season played out, so a bit knee-jerk for me. I don't see it improving them changing them, especially under Scott Parker. They didn't recruit for that league, it's a different animal to the Premier League. Their defence makes ours look solid. |  |
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| Luke Chambers on Nuno's sacking on 15:11 - Nov 4 with 144 views | Radlett_blue |
Apparently, Nuno often hardly spoke to the players at half time & his pre match team talks were often quite perfunctory. |  |
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