West Ham are reportedly determined to stand by manager Nuno Espirito Santo, refusing to follow Nottingham Forest's example of sacking a second manager this season. The Irons appointed Nuno just last month after he was dismissed by Forest. The ex-Wolves boss has struggled to turn around West Ham's dismal Premier League performance and is yet to secure a victory since taking over from Graham Potter at the London Stadium.

The Hammers have managed to scrape together only one point in Nuno's first four games at the helm, suffering three consecutive losses. Despite severe criticism of Nuno's team selection following the squad's recent defeats to Leeds and Brentford, West Ham are planning to support the manager in the January transfer window, according to The Sun. The club hopes this will help them steer clear of the relegation zone.

This approach starkly contrasts with that of Forest, who haven't tasted league success since parting ways with Nuno. Ange Postecoglou's tenure was brief, and now Sean Dyche is at the helm at the City Ground.

Even though Dyche quickly secured a win over Porto, the Irons are choosing to stick with their current...