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.
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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.
<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...
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.
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.
West Ham's former vice-captain, New Zealand international, and celebrated club servant Winston Reid is now fit, but is there a place for him?
West Ham are headed to the Molineux for a midweek match up with Wolves, how will the Hammers line up and who will enter the XI?
West Ham topped Chelsea in the London Derby with the strong performance being led on by their hot seat manager Manuel Pellegrini.
The Hammers were massively off form, but with their backs against the wall, the West Ham players reacted with a much-needed win at Chelsea.
Changes are needed at West Ham and with the manager backed for the foreseeable future it falls on him to make some squad and tactical adjustments.
To celebrate American Thanksgiving here is who, on the West Ham team, would bring what to the ideal holiday meal from the Hammers squad.
An open letter to the West Ham board - don't waste the opportunity a new manager appointment promises, be brave not predictable.
West Ham's search for a Manuel Pellegrini replacement points to Rafa Benitez, but should the former Newcastle gaffer get a legitimate chance in East London?
The coveted position of West Ham's manager has attracted some solid names, Burnley's manager Sean Dyche being a surprising one at that!
West Ham set up exactly the same and were overrun exactly the same against Spurs this week. Surely Manuel Pellegrini's time is up.
In what is usually a fruitless exercise, West Ham's predicted XI is here for the London Derby against Jose Mourinho's Tottenham Hotspur!
West Ham are always seeking to implement more history into the current version of the club, could a crest redesign help in this?
With Manuel Lanzini off form and now injured its time for the summer signing Pablo Fornals to step up for West Ham as their number 10.
With little to no faith in back up keeper Roberto, West Ham have a decision on their hands as to who starts in goal come Tottenham's visit East.
West Ham's identity and goal crisis can be helped in the right direction for shrewd scouting and buys from the Championship for English strikers.