Report: Behind-the-scenes chaos at West Ham piles more pressure on Graham Potter

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Graham Potter applauds West Ham United fans (Photo by Michael Regan/Getty Images)

West Ham United manager Graham Potter is under a lot of pressure after the disappointing performances from his team in recent weeks.

West Ham are yet to win in their last eight matches, and there have been rumours that Potter could be shown the door before the new season begins.

It will be interesting to see if the former Chelsea manager can hold on to his job and help West Ham finish the season strongly.

Graham Potter has lost his dressing room?

Apart from the disappointing performances under his management, a report from the New York Times claims that there have been fights between the players behind the scenes.

Clearly, West Ham are in a state of unrest on and off the pitch. It will be interesting to see if Potter can get things under control.

He has previously shown his pedigree as a Premier League manager at Brighton, and there is no doubt that he is good enough for West Ham. It remains to be seen whether he can get things back on track with the London club.

The report claims that West Ham hierarchy still retains faith in Potter. It will be interesting to see how the situation develops.

West Ham need to bounce back

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West Ham manager Graham Potter (Photo by David Rogers/Getty Images)

West Ham have a quality squad, and they will be expected to do a lot better. Patience is clearly running thin now, and Potter must turn things around quickly if he wants to stay on as the club’s manager.

It would not be a surprise if West Ham decides to pull the trigger if the results do not improve. The manager will need to get things under control behind the scenes as well.

It will be interesting to see how the situation develops over the next few weeks. The players and the fans are clearly frustrated at the moment, and if things do not improve quickly, the Hammers will need a change this summer.

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10 Comments

  1. Too many people are judging Potter too early. He inherited a squad that was so mismatched in style. Give him a chance to get the players in that he wants to play his style.
    For me,I think he is the right man to change things around, let’s see what he can do next season.

  2. If Potter was half the manager he and Brady think he is It would never have got this bad With Everton and Wolves both with new managers above us proves it just read his stats and see for yourselves at best he is a championship manager if even that

  3. enough enough just get rid! promised the world and nothing the players are only as good as their manager. in this case naf

  4. what’s wrong with you guys blaming Potter already after only 3 months in the job give the guy a chance I have been a hammer 🛠 since 1970 watching Hurst Clyde best etc this man will get things right

    1. I am also an old 1970’s supporter, and I am sick and tired of these Inpatient reviews, give the man a chance. Patience is a virtue, he is the man for the job, he has proved it many times, let him do his job without all this noise.

  5. They will have to stick with Potter as I can not see another quality manager taking over at West Ham when there is obviously problems there. He needs to have a good clear out in the summer, those that are causing problems, no matter who they are, have to go. There are a lot of good youngsters so bring them on. Fergie had the right idea at MU, he got rid of big names if they played up.

  6. for the love of everything , we’ve got to give him a chance , look at what he took over, lets see how the new season starts

  7. I total agree, Potters is no good, and I do not think we got bad players, we got among the best players, I do mot agree a bit about inheriting bad players, we have examples of like wolve, and everton same player different managers now they are better than Westham. the other thing is when he signed the contract he bew the players westham has, no hiding. he is no GOOD, SORRY

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