No Pelle peace and goodwill with three game axe looming
But even if he does, he will face the sack anyway if the team are then beaten by Bournemouth which is now seen as an absolutely key game for the Chilean manager.
Whilst his 1-0 victory at Southampton eased the pressure, CandH understands the Hammers are set to finally wield the axe if the 66 year old receives a beating from any one of the three festive periods opponents.
Whilst many have claimed he found the key by playing two up – Haller and Antonio – at St Mary’s, there remain worries over his defensive set up and we understand he could be toying with playing three at the back.
With Felipe Anderson recovering from illness that throws extra doubt over his position which could also be threatened again should Manu Lanzini be available.
It’s also being pointed out that with likely increased options over the holiday period another defeat is seen as even more unacceptable particularly should Fabianski also be back.