As time passes, it’s becoming further apparent that keeping Graham Otter for as long as the club decided to was a cataclysmic action and one to cause a surplus of contented coos.

12 matches into the season and Nuno has officially taken charge of 7 of those, accumulating a record of 2 wins, 2 draws and 3 losses but the damage before hand had already been acquired due to the results, toxicity that Gardening Potter had planted as well as some of the ludicrous calls to keep certain individuals and get rid of others across the Transfer window.

After a first-half immense Wilson brace, you’d have hoped that Nuno’s side could’ve secured all three points, making it nine from nine, but unfortunately, it resulted in just a lonely point being taken home.

Bournemouth: Petrovic, Truffert, Cook (C), Senesi, Brooks, Scott, Evanilson, Adams, Tavernier, Diakite, Kroupi Jr
Subs: Dennis, Soler, Christie, Adli, Smith, Jiminez, Hill, Unal, Milosavljevic

West Ham: Areola, Wan-Bissaka, Diouf, Kilman, Todibo, Igor, Fernandes, Potts, Bowen (C), Guilherme, Wilson
Subs: Hermansen, Walker-Peters, Fullkrug, Earthy, Rodriguez, Mayers, Magassa, Soucek, Irving

West Ham has decided to partake in being one of the several clubs interested in the flying Irishman, Troy Parrott. Despite his immense success at the World Cup qualifying stage and scoring a hat-trick which sent Ireland to the qualification spots, Nuno’s interest runs a lot deeper than a spike of form.

The fans surrounding West Ham have strongly stated that we need the owners to dig deep into their pockets and make some smart investments, rather than sign an ageing, injury-prone player for outrageous money.

Someone a bit like Malick Diouf, someone who, at the moment, if he were sold, we’d make a profit, it’s what can happen with a young exciting prospect!

Nuno’s arrival has seen him chase the players he isn’t fond of to the end of the earth until he gets a reaction out of them or until they’re rushed out the door and become far, far away from his sight.

He made his brutal but soft axing of players present when he acknowledged that Nichlas Fullkrug was going to leave the club, so he decided to ignore the Kraut and his ability to play against Burnley and not include him in the matchday squad despite the dire need for forwards.

Across Nuno’s past, he’s had one of his most successful spells at Wolves, in which he had a Mexican Talisman to lead the lines. Raul Jimenez was a crucial forward for the club’s success and was a primary outlet for Nuno’s goals, so it has been decided to target the South American way and not sign the striker from Fulham himself.

The Hammers have been keeping an eye on Mexican giant Santiago Gimenez from AC Milan after the Italian’s are ready to throw in the towel, and use him as a pawn in their attempts to secure Fullkrug within the deal.

Though the signature of Nuno Espirito Santo set the principle of a specific style of play to be used, it also set in stone the inevitable number of players the Hammers would be linked to from the array Nuno’s previously worked with.

Whilst most are simply just twaddle, the link posed for Fulham Winger Adama Traore is in fact real, seeing as the Spaniard is in the last year of his contract and Nuno is expecting the club to take advantage of it.

Nichlas Fullkrug has become the latest Hammers striker signing to ultimately fall short of expectation and since the beginning of the season, it seems the relations between the Kraut and the club have turned sour after comments from his agent.

Upon the hiring of Nuno, it was highly anticipated that Fullkrug would be his preferred target man and striker to use, but the fixture against Arsenal saw everything turn for the worse. The experienced German was dragged off for rookie Callum Marshall, which further showed the dislike Nuno had begun to have with Fullkrug.

Nuno Espírito Santo has officially pulled the rabbit out of the hat at West Ham United, it’s two wins from two and the first time the Hammers have won back-to-back Premier League games since Wolves & Manchester United back in December 2023.

A simple crash-bang job was completed against the blundering Burnley side, but that task didn’t always seem easy to achieve, especially after they took the lead… but it non-typical Hammers fashion, we fought back and loose your Will-son scored to bring us level.