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West Ham dominated for 60 minutes against Arsenal, yet still left as 3-1 losers on Monday night. With no plan throughout the match, Pellegrini must go.
Scott Johnson|
Just as quickly that Carlo Ancelotti got axed at Napoli, his name popped up on the rumor wire for West Ham. But, would he be a good fit for the Hammers?
Jeremiah Carson|
Despite the awful game in general, West Ham had exactly three players who looked solid against Arsenal, here's who they were and why they looked good.
Adam Smith|
All indications suggest West Ham will stick with Manuel Pellegrini going into the Southampton match causing more feelings of dejection for supporters.
Adam Smith|
It has become very clear over the past couple of weeks, that the West Ham attack could use an injection of pace over the January transfer period.
Jay Korman|
The tale of 2 halves had nothing on the overall span of what West Ham has lost in losing to Arsenal. To keep from crying we laugh with these player grades.
Jeremiah Carson|
West Ham lost to Arsenal at home on terrible form, pushing the pressure over the top on Manuel Pellegrini. But sacking him won't fix everything.
Louis Pye|
The Hammers looked good in the first half but squandered the lead and allowed Arsenal to come back for the win. West Ham need to sack Pellegrini.
Adam Smith|
As West Ham take on Arsenal in yet another London derby, it is tough to predict what could be a really tough match to watch. However, we tried just that.
Jeremiah Carson|
Manuel Pellegrini’s time at West Ham is looking unstable. Let's take this opportunity to look at some managers who may take over the reins in London.
Louis Pye|
West Ham's confusing yet exciting summer signing, Pablo Fornals, has strung together back-to-back strong performances and may be acclimating to the Prem.
Adam Smith|
One of the surprise stories once again for West Ham has been Robert Snodgrass as he finds himself high up on the team sheet and for good reason.
Jeremiah Carson|
West Ham United will face off in yet another London derby this month. This time, it’s against Arsenal and both sides have a lot riding on this matchup.
Jeremiah Carson|
Coming off of a huge win at Stamford Bridge, West Ham fell flat on their face against Wolves on Wednesday away from home.
Jay Korman|
The last thing that anyone surrounding West Ham wanted was for Sebastien Haller to not succeed. He isn't, but there might be a reason why.
Jeremiah Carson|
<h2>After missing a sitter for what would have been the equalizer against Wolves, Robert Snodgrass has taken the blame for West Ham's performanc...
Adam Smith|
West Ham lost to Wolves due to a lack of effort and training. They conceded on the counter and on set pieces and the manager hasn't a clue.
Adam Smith|
After a big win over the weekend, we all expected West Ham to keep the momentum going against Wolves but it was anything else and the player grades reflect.
Jeremiah Carson|
West Ham fell again away at Wolves, but their win at Chelsea will end up giving Pellegrini more time than he deserves to turn things around
Scott Johnson|
The goodwill West Ham whipped up at Stamford Bridge this weekend is all gone after a toothless effort and 2-0 loss away at Wolverhampton.
Adam Smith|
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