‘The revolving door’ at London Stadium has become something of an urban myth as managers have come and gone along with recruitment teams, coaches, technical directors- the turnover of personnel has been immense. Lopetegui lasted some five months and 22 games, whilst Graham Potter fared a little better, reaching 25 games in a nine month spell.

Both of these luckless managers’ brief spells pale into insignificance, however, compared with ‘new’ coach Nuno Espírito Santo who is already facing the first calls for his dismissal after just FOUR games in charge.

In their article today football365.com suggest:

‘Doomed West Ham United should put Nuno out of his misery as Leeds United are more likely to survive” :

The report actually suggests it would be the best thing to do for Nuno’s reputation to bring about a quick end to the Portuguese manager’s tenure:

“At this point, it would be a kindness of the West Ham board to put Nuno out of his misery and put his appointment down to a bad exercise, because, following years of mismanagement behind the scenes, this club is only going in one direction, and the renowned firefighter in the dugout needs a quick escape...