West Ham’s powers-that be are looking for four points from the next three games as the ‘bricks in the wall’ they desperately required at this stage of the season.
They are taking absolutely nothing for granted at Hull tomorrow where a team undefeated in seven games at home will see the arrival of the Irons as an opportunity to close the gap between the two sides.
But they are desperate to see the Hammers grab at least a point to maintain the gap between themselves and the relegation strugglers.
Slaven Bilic’s future could well be defined over these games with Arsenal following on Wednesday Swansea next weekend and at Sunderland the following week.
The Hammers hierachy believe that a point tomorrow could change to climate considerably but are expecting a battle royal against the Tigers.
However, the target over the three games is a minimum of four points and anything less than that will throw the whole managerial situation into a nerve wracking melting pot.
However, the manager’s future will not be decided until the annual end of season review regardless of the club’s finishing position.
I think the picture is of Slav yawning at all the media attention John.
I’ve been West ham since 1963 ,, seen crap ! Brilliance, relagation, straight back up when that happened , disappointment, but above all , all good entertaining games and not even thinking on prediction score ?? Bubbles as always !! ✔✔✔✔✔
Im digusted with you reading The Daily Mail Michael,its an utter disgrace.
You know there is an unwritten rule we are only Sun readers on here 😂😂
I found it on the train – but my Paperboy had let us down again and it hadn’t been delivered by the time I left! Or I could have read it at home.
No pressure then!
The Daily Mail has an article this morning about Bilic shaking up his back-room staff in order to keep his job – they talk specifically about Nikola Jurcevic, Edin Terzic and the 70-year old Miljenko Rak, a former long jumper. The training methods have been criticised as outdated – by Payet and Valencia – but they’d both have axes to grind – and Oxford ‘s surprise at the intensity of the training at Reading has been mentioned. You’d think that Julian Dick’s position would also be in doubt as well although you definitely do need someone to put out the cones and hand out the bibs!
I hate this picture of Slaven Hughie Please stop using it! I don’t moan anywhere near enough!