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Rossal wrote: ↑07 Jan 2026, 08:23 They didn't batter us at all. 
 

Mad Ferret" wrote: ↑07 Jan 2026, 08:24

THUNDERCLINT wrote: ↑07 Jan 2026, 08:20

Mad Ferret" wrote: ↑07 Jan 2026, 08:14 Your definition of the term 'battering' must mean shithousing a lucky win then.

No, we were lucky they gifted us a goal.

They dominated possession, created the better chaces.

They battered us.

Nuno is a fraud.

You're a yid.

They got a freak goal to equalise.

We gifted them a pen (not convinced it should've even been given).

We had a good goal disallowed.

You're a try hard cսnt.

THUNDERCLINT wrote: ↑07 Jan 2026, 08:20

Mad Ferret" wrote: ↑07 Jan 2026, 08:14 Your definition of the term 'battering' must mean shithousing a lucky win then.

No, we were lucky they gifted us a goal.

They dominated possession, created the better chaces.

They battered us.

Nuno is a fraud.

You're a yid.

They didn't batter us at all.   Cant think of Areola making too many saves that wasn't routine. We created quite a lot. 

Summerville goal stands (which it obv should have) I think we grind out the win from there.  Going from 2-0 to 1-1 in what 5 mins?  completely shifted the momentum but even then we had chances to go on and win it.  Again I can't think of Areola making many saves at 1-1. 

Mad Ferret" wrote: ↑07 Jan 2026, 08:14 Your definition of the term 'battering' must mean shithousing a lucky win then.

His position is untenable simply because he is unable to win football matches. 

However, Nuno is a symptom and all the focus should be on David Sullivan. 

The disconnect at the club is so significant that we’ll never see scenes like we did in 2018 again. Instead we’re letting balloons and waving cards that are having zero impact. 

New ideas are needed to make life for Sullivan extremely uncomfortable. 

Your definition of the term 'battering' must mean shithousing a lucky win then.

Mad Ferret" wrote: ↑07 Jan 2026, 08:08

THUNDERCLINT wrote: ↑07 Jan 2026, 08:05

Rossal wrote: ↑07 Jan 2026, 07:59
Last night we played well.


 

We were shit.

Forest battered us.

Nuno is a fraud.

Forest didn't batter us at all. They were equally as shit, and got very lucky.

Two really poor sides. Forest are fortunate that the bottom 3 are so bad, similar to us last season in a way.

THUNDERCLINT wrote: ↑07 Jan 2026, 08:05

Rossal wrote: ↑07 Jan 2026, 07:59
Last night we played well.

 

We were shit.

Forest battered us.

Nuno is a fraud.

Another set piece and another penalty, we are absolutely killing ourselves 

for periods of the game we looked better, although still fairly shaky at the back

We need a solid CDM more than any other position, to organise and hold the shape together. the only problem is, which decent play in their right mind would want to come to us?!? 

Rossal wrote: ↑07 Jan 2026, 07:59
Last night we played well.
 

simons wrote: ↑07 Jan 2026, 07:53 I was at the Everton game we drew, and watched him come over with the players and thought this is a manager I could see the fans really getting behind. Not anymore. He’s just going through the motions waiting for the inevitable.

We need someone who truly gets this club, and it will probably take relegation and a whole reboot for that to happen. 

 

I wanted him gone after Wolves, now I am not so sure after last night. For me we played well, we defended well and created chances. Its two soft shit goals we've let in and two VAR shitshows yet again..... 

If we get rid today who do we get in?   Carrick or Bilic      will they fair much better the rest of the season....   After the striker signings I think it makes sense to give him Spurs at least. 

Last night we played well, maybe the players just aren't good enough, or is it Nuno that his teams play well and lose at home to shit teams around them.  

I am not sure anymore, but feel like its too late regardless now. 

Why is this fucking prick still here?

I was at the Everton game we drew, and watched him come over with the players and thought this is a manager I could see the fans really getting behind. Not anymore. He’s just going through the motions waiting for the inevitable.

We need someone who truly gets this club, and it will probably take relegation and a whole reboot for that to happen. 

His joyous back-slapping of Forest players at the end was foolish and showed his lack of commitment to West Ham.

You do that in the tunnel or in the away dressing room after the game. Not in front of your own fans who you’ve let down massively by not winning for ten games.

What a massive, talentless cսnt. I hope he’s sacked the moment the season ends. We’ll have been relegated long before then. We were effectively relegated last night.

I was right behind the dugout last night. He got some from the fans who were still there at the end. Probably another reason he took an age to finally go down the tunnel, he’d hoped everyone had fucked off. 

 

This geezer is taking the piss..back slapping with forest players after the game...fuck off you cսnt.
Straight down the tunnel at wolves.
Pointless  now sacking the cսnt, it won't make any difference .
 

It’s all a bit irrelevant now until the summer anyway. There isn’t a get-able manager on the planet who could keep this shower of shit in the Premier League.

In many ways, having this latest clown take us down should just cement the idea that the decrepit old cսnt in charge of the club, and his wizened Ozempic sidekick, are incapable of making choices that benefit the club.

Relegation “should” be the end of Sullivan. Whether it actually is remains to be seen. But it’s time for our fans to fully demand the change needed.
 

Nuno…Con Man …

Same here. I am developing a rational hated for this clown cսnt.

He calls being sacked as just being "part of our industry". That sums the mercenary fraud cսnt right up, doesn't it.

He's basically just waiting for the sack. He won't resign as he's waiting for his pay off.

He's thinks the relatation fight isn't over.

I hate the cսnt.

Anders wrote: ↑06 Jan 2026, 23:33 No point.

86% of Premier League teams in the bottom 3, who sacked their manager after Christmas were relegated.

We have 18 games left. The 2 new boys look promising, but we need a CD & battling CDM to steady the ship. It’s not the end, yet, but we have to bring in more firemen.

If that doesn’t work, once we know theres no escape, Nuno leaves by mutual consent and we bring in a hungry young manager to work with the academy players to prepare for the Championship and sell most of the rest this Summer.

Anders wrote: ↑06 Jan 2026, 23:33 No point.

86% of Premier League teams in the bottom 3, who sacked their manager after Christmas were relegated.

We have 18 games left. The 2 new boys look promising, but we need a CD & battling CDM to steady the ship. It’s not the end, yet, but we have to bring in more firemen.

If that doesn’t work, once we know theres no escape, Nuno leaves by mutual consent and we bring in a hungry young manager to work with the academy players to prepare for the Championship and sell most of the rest this Summer.

No point.

86% of Premier League teams in the bottom 3, who sacked their manager after Christmas were relegated.

We have 18 games left. The 2 new boys look promising, but we need a CD & battling CDM to steady the ship. It’s not the end, yet, but we have to bring in more firemen.

If that doesn’t work, once we know theres no escape, Nuno leaves by mutual consent and we bring in a hungry young manager to work with the academy players to prepare for the Championship and sell most of the rest this Summer.