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Nuno 'Hammers' home truths about slump

Cape Times

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October 22, 2025

NUNO Espirito Santo admitted “we have a problem” after West Ham suffered a lacklustre 2-0 loss at home to Brentford on Monday.

A night that started with a boycott by one set of Hammers fans ended with those who remained at the London Stadium booing the home side off the field, as goals from Igor Thiago and Mathias Jensen secured a first away win of the season for Brentford - who should have won by a larger margin.

Nunos first home match in charge coincided with a planned stay-away organised by supporters’ groups in protest against the clubs board.

Defeat meant the Hammers had lost their opening four home matches of a season for the first time in their history, with this reverse coming on the same day former boss Graham Potter, sacked by the club last month, was named as the new manager of Sweden.

“Not good enough. Poor, said Nuno, after a defect that left West Ham in 19th place in the Premier League, with only basement club Wolves below them.

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Raubex reports a likely decline in headline but the second half looks better

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Iran ratifies law to join UN convention

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