Roshane Thomas
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169 appearances
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first heard May 2026
last heard 25 May
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Because my issue with the Nuno appointment is you give him a long-term contract, which is what he's on a three-year deal.
And let's say it doesn't go so well.
You're stuck ultimately, because it's a case where we have to keep him or does he resign?
So getting rid of Graham Potter wasn't the issue.
It was the replacement, which has been the issue.
Hence why West Ham are relegated now.
As of right now, what, 20 past 10 on this lovely Monday morning,
he's still undecided what he will do I think that reflects Paulie on Nino because in the press conference last Friday right my question to him was how likely is it that you're still being charged next season if the club are relegated and he said now's not the time to discuss that we'll discuss it after the game on Sunday and again I was like how likely is it you'll still be here and he's like we still need time to decide now's not the time to talk about it and I think if you're the head coach as I mentioned you signed a three year contract
Again, it shows the lack of fighting spirit which has been reflected in how West Ham have played because what Nuno should do, right, if he wants to stay is say, look, I'm the head coach, relegation is on me, I owe it to the fans, this club, to get this club back to the Premier League.
Like, that is my duty as head coach but he hasn't done that and that's why a lot of fans want Nuno to leave and...
Based on what fans are saying on YouTube, social media, a lot of them would like to see Scott Parker or potentially Craig Bellamy, both are former West Ham players.
And I see the logic and argument for both because they have the fighting spirit to get the club.
My frustration with Nuno over the past nine months is sometimes I have one if he really gets what it means to be a West Ham head coach.
Because there was one game, it was a loss to Wolves, a 3-0 loss.
And in all honesty, that was the game that confirmed the relegation for West Ham because the team were absolutely poor.
And after the match, Nino didn't go to their away fans.
He didn't acknowledge them one bit.
And I thought that is very bad of a West Ham head coach to completely ignore the fan base.
And if you look at his press conferences, again, it just lacks fighting spirit.
And that's been the theme of West Ham's season.
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