Does making an early move in the Premier League Sack Race actually work?
It feels like the Premier League Sack Race could burst into action at any moment, with live early contenders for the tin-tack everywhere you look.
It feels like the Premier League Sack Race could burst into action at any moment, with live early contenders for the tin-tack everywhere you look.
West Ham United have decided to keep manager Nuno Espirito Santo in charge of the London side.
An available former West Ham player with proven Championship credentials is the clear and obvious early frontrunner to replace Nuno.
According to reports, West Ham United are ‘likely’ to sack head coach Nuno Espirito Santo following their relegation from the Premier League.
West Ham being miserable has been an absolute staple of this season but 2026 has brought a creeping sense of joy.
West Ham were dead and buried in January, but Nuno’s tactical tweaks have made the relegation battle very interesting.
Nottingham Forest have reportedly ‘told’ club chief Edu to ‘stay away’, while they are in a ‘legal dispute’ with Nuno Espirito Santo.
Enzo Maresca had a point about Chelsea defenders if they cannot do their homework for Liam Rosenior, while Thomas Frank needed a different Spurs forward.
Summerville’s winner for West Ham fails to save Nuno Espirito Santo and his players from the same shame suffered by Sir Alex Ferguson and Manchester United 20 years ago.
It is a particularly Sacked In The Morning-flavoured edition of Winners and Losers, with Hurzeler, Parker, Howe and Dyche all racing to the bottom.
Tottenham v West Ham this weekend is also Frank v Nuno in El Sackico, sending us on a miserable jaunt down Sackico memory lane. Nuno comes up a lot.
West Ham have already sacked one manager this season and could be about to sack another; an old boy is favourite for the job.
West Ham are reportedly unhappy that under-pressure head coach Nuno Espirito Santo ’embraced’ Nottingham Forest players after Tuesday’s defeat.
Nuno Espirito Santo looks set to make some Premier League history, only not in the way he would have imagined.
Alphonse Areola once again proved himself to be a liability for West Ham as he helped to seal Nuno Espirito Santo’s fate against Nottm Forest….
Arsenal v Liverpool and a managerless Manchester United headline a Big Midweek that also features a Madrid derby in Saudi Arabia.
According to reports, West Ham United ‘called an emergency meeting’ to discuss the future of head coach Nuno Espirito Santo on Sunday evening.
Nuno Espirito Santo is losing the confidence of the West Ham dressing room with squad morale ‘rapidly deteriorating’, according to reports.
Nuno Espirito Santo surely cannot continue as West Ham manager after that Wolves debacle, but their £47m January investment means he almost has to stay.
Wolves picked up their first win of the season after they put three past a sorry West Ham that looked doomed for the drop.
West Ham United have reportedly reached an ‘agreement’ for a January transfer, which is ‘risky’ for the £27m flop’s current and potential next club…
West Ham have put themselves in a good place to survive by – and this is radical – playing a striker as a striker.
Nuno Espirito Santo laid out his bare minimum requirements to West Ham and they were evident in the third goal in their second consecutive comeback win.
West Ham were everything they haven’t been this season so far in a fine win over Newcastle that buys Nuno Espirito Santo time.
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It has been suggested that West Ham United could follow Nottingham Forest in sacking two managers in a single season for four reasons.
According to reports, West Ham United have decided whether to sack Nuno Espirito Santo, while Wolves’ board have discussed Vitor Pereira’s future.
Nuno Espirito Santo and West Ham felt like a perfect union but things are already starting to collapse. The Portuguese would make history by being sacked.
According to reports, Nottingham Forest had an ‘approach rejected’ for their ‘Plan A’ to replace former head coach Nuno Espirito Santo for one key reason.
West Ham could lose star player Jarrod Bowen if their form doesn’t improve under new head coach Nuno Espirito Santo, according to reports.