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Bad day at the office may prove the final straw for Nuno’s patience | West Ham News
Too many West Ham players underperformed this afternoon as a ‘rampant’ Brentford ran riot and celebrated the Hammers’ inability to score, despite hitting the woodwork three times and having a first half equaliser ruled out for Mavropanos’ elbow apparently being off side. Critical West Ham fans will be able to watch for themselves later –
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Inexplicable Nuno decision leaves fans all asking the same question | West Ham News
Nuno Espirito Santo’s decisions may come back to haunt him from this afternoon’s 3 – 0 loss as West Ham failed to put up a fight against their west London neighbours. The first half saw the Hammers go behind and only then start to motor as Taty Castellanos hit the woodwork three times and Mavropanos
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The Curse Deepens at the Gtech: West Ham’s Survival Fight Tightens
West Ham’s long‑running misery at the Gtech Community Stadium has taken another painful turn, as the dreaded curse continued with a bruising 3–0 defeat to a Brentford side who hadn’t tasted victory in their previous six matches. For all the frustration, the Hammers weren’t without chances. They struck the woodwork three times and saw a
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Ian Wright tears into ‘terrible’ West Ham as he makes major relegation admission
Ian Wright was not pleased with what he saw from West Ham as they lost 3-0 to Brentford on Saturday in the Premier League. While West Ham are still not in the relegation zone, a win for Tottenham in their game in hand will see them leapfrog their London rivals into 17th place. Spurs take
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Nuno spotted ‘very good’ sign in West Ham loss and explains why his belief remains intact
Nuno Espirito Santo walked off the Gtech Community pitch on Saturday afternoon with the unpleasant feeling that West Ham United wasted an opportunity. The head coach was as measured as usual during his post-match presser in the bowels of the Brentford stadium. Still, while Nuno Espirito Santo retains belief in the togetherness and the spirit
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Nuno pinpoints crucial West Ham error which really ‘hurt us’ in Brentford defeat
Nuno Espirito Santo saw his half-time team talk go out the window almost immediately during West Ham United’s 3-0 defeat by Brentford at the Gtech Community Stadium. Keith Andrews’ side secured an impressive victory over their London neighbours on Saturday afternoon. Yet, as lopsided as the scoreline may be, the hosts were certainly helped by
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Brentford 3 – 0 West Ham United | Player ratings as Hammers capitulate
West Ham went behind early on to a Mavropanos own goal as the Greek tried in vain to toe the ball over the bar in a first half which saw the Hammers have an equaliser chalked off by VAR and Castellanos hit the woodwork three times. The game seemed over at 55 minutes and West
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Brentford v West Ham United | Hammers starting line up XI revealed
Seventy five minutes to go before West Ham’s excruciating ‘relegation steeplechase’ hits the fourth from last hurdle with a tricky ‘must win’ away at Brentford. The Hammers can extend their lead to five points over Tottenham for at least 24 hours and exert some ‘scoreboard pressure’ over their rivals who play tomorrow. Showdown in west
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Brentford v West Ham United | Line-ups, goals, score predictions
West Ham’s fully fit squad gives Nuno the luxury of being able to pick from every available player in the Hammers senior squad, unlike Brentford who face late calls for several key players. With an unchanged line up being the most likely scenario, predicting Nuno Espirito Santo’s line up today is unlikely to be taxing.
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Referee told he made two big errors in West Ham loss as Taty Castellanos gets lucky escape
West Ham United’s damaging 3-0 loss to Brentford was not an encounter short of controversy, from Igor Thiago’s penalty to potentially fortuitous escapes for both Pablo Felipe and Taty Castellanos. The Hammers endured a miserable afternoon at the Gtech Community Stadium. After the highs of last week’s last-gasp victory over Everton, this was very much
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BBC pundit reacts as footage emerges of El Hadji Malick Diouf controversy from Brentford vs West Ham
El Hadji Malick Diouf gave away a penalty to Brentford, making it harder for West Ham to mount a comeback on Saturday. The Hammers left-back threw himself to the floor, and Dango Ouattara went down after feeling contact on his leg. Diouf protested the decision as Craig Pawson pointed to the spot, and his decision
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Five things learned as luck runs out for meek West Ham as Tottenham watch on
West Ham’s momentum in the relegation battle came to a grinding halt on Saturday as they were thrashed 3-0 at Brentford. While West Ham remain out of the Premier League’s relegation zone for now, things could change very quickly and the tame nature of their performance in west London does not inspire much confidence. Nuno
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