West Ham head coach Graham Potter arrives on the stadium earlier than a Premier League match between Sunderland and West Ham. (Photograph: Ian Macnicol/Getty Photographs)
The previous few seasons have been desperately disappointing for West Ham. West Ham continued on Saturday with a complete 3-0 defeat to Sunderland at Wright’s Stadium.
This has led to a rise in strain on Graham Potter, who had an awesome spell as supervisor since taking up Julen Lopetegui throughout final season. Hammer meandered to the 14th place end on the event, however it’s even worse, particularly for those who lose somebody like Lucas Paketa.
And if West Ham’s wrestle continues, a lot of the blame might mislead Potter.
West Ham supervisor Graham Potter is prone to being plundered
Talking to a soccer insider, Mick Brown revealed that after one new season of match, he’s placing strain on Potter, who’s already combating to save lots of his job at London Stadium.
“The managers are positively underneath strain. Issues weren’t ok once they took over final season. The loss to Sunderland was a disastrous method to begin a brand new season.
“Sadly, that is not an enormous shock to me. I do not assume the membership is ready up for managers to succeed, and I all the time felt there was some looseness that emanates from the highest.
“They are a huge membership, West Ham, and generally they really feel like they assume it is sufficient to see them. However other than that, the supervisor has to do higher with the crew he has. That is the identical for everybody. If you happen to’re not profitable the sport, that is what you do ultimately.
Sunderland was one in all West Ham’s Premier League matches to start the season. So if they do not carry out within the subsequent few weeks, Potter might be the primary supervisor to be fired.
