Following West Ham’s resounding 4-0 victory against Wolves, it seems there’s been a pretty serious reassessment of Nuno’s chances of keeping the Hammers in the Premier League.
More so since Tottenham lost away at Sunderland yesterday and now sit two points below West Ham’s seventeenth position.
After Nuno’s team beat his former side Wolves, TalkSPORT’s Tony Cascarino summed up the Irons’ dramatic turn around in form which has seen them finally climb out of the relegation zone with just six games to play. In particular, the former Republic of Ireland striker drew parallels with West Ham’s shocking performance last time out against the same opponents:
“At the start of January, Wolves beat West Ham 3 – 0 and beat them comfortably. Since that point West Ham have taken 18 points from 12 matches. Nuno has managed this team and got them in a really good spot. Because they were down. They were absolutely down not so long ago.

Before Taty started scoring – Cascarino claims ‘West Ham were down”
There’s been a massive turnaround. Nuno has done an amazing job of turning it all round, adding pace up front, even like Traore coming in – who is an enigma sometimes – his blistering pace causes problems. He came on as a sub – he can be frightening to the opposition – so it’s been a huge turnaround at West Ham.
And in something of a surprise prediction Cascarino gave his own forecast of the outcome of next week’s crucial London derby:
They could go to Crystal Palace and beat them, the way they are at the moment.”
Amen to that. Palace have a game on Thursday night in Europe whilst West Ham have the whole week to recuperate and prepare for their next ‘cup final’ which could be pivotal. Let’s hope Cascarino has read it right.
Palace are playing well, we will need to be on top form to win and hopefully get the run of the ball our hard work deserves.
Taking Hammers to Crystal Palace next Monday evening should result in total destruction of the Eagles nest. It’ll be smashed to smithereens! COYI. ⚒️
I can’t believe I’m saying this but it is amazing to me to see the turnaround in form since Pacqueta pouted his way back to Brazil. The difference in performance and team spirit is amazing. Not every problem can be placed at his feet but the improvement really is addition by subtraction. For the first time in a long time, I see a team working together whereas before it was 10 men working together and Pacqueta acting as if he was more important than the rest.