West Ham United’s board have come under intense scrutiny after deciding to delay the sacking of under-fire manager Graham Potter, despite mounting unrest both on and off the pitch.
Potter’s future at the London Stadium has been hanging in the balance following a dismal run of results that has left the Hammers drifting dangerously close to the bottom half of the Premier League table. Supporters have grown increasingly frustrated, with many demanding swift action to address what they see as a decline in performances and direction.
Sources close to the club suggest that the board remains divided over whether to pull the trigger on Potter, with some directors keen to give him more time to turn the situation around, while others believe a change is urgently required. The delay has been described by insiders as a “crazy decision,” with fears growing that hesitation could deepen the crisis.
West Ham’s next fixtures are viewed as crucial, with pressure mounting on both Potter and the hierarchy. The board’s gamble to stand firm for now may either prove a moment of resilience — or risk pushing the club further into turmoil.
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