A must win in every match is the goal for troubled Hammer’s Manager Sam Allardyce, after his club is submerged in one of its worst losing streaks in their history.
After their last win as a visiting side over a modest and trying to rebuild its lines in Cardiff City, the Academy of Football was really determined to silence its critic’s in support of its troubled skipper.
With a convincing 2-0 win at Cardiff City venue, it became a shoot of optimism for Sam Allardyce chaps after encountering odd results and with only five points earned out of eighteen, the Irons were hungry for a well-deserved win!
For many in the Irons fan base aren’t comfortable to see their squad in the bottom of the table and fighting for its permanency as well see with a certain irony how Manager Allardyce who lead the Academy of Football back to Premiership- now he can be responsible for its relegation.
In their return next week to Boleyn Grounds in front of their vociferous supporters, the Irons are poised to face a winless Newcastle United squad, that after a three game skid- suddenly some hope opens the doors to take advantage of the situation for the Hammers.
Looking for a shield at this moments will be out of the context for the Hammers, but their salvation won’t be an issue to further discuss as many in the winter market are already making the necessary moves to reinforce its lines- it’s when the Academy of Football really needs to reinforce its weak spots.
The Welsh feat for now was a mission accomplished feat, as suddenly things are starting to looks clear at the end of the tunnel- but don’t count your chickens before they hatch- as a resurgent Magpie squad as well a visit at cross town rival Chelsea at Stamford Bridge doesn’t looks a bit promising.
It’s why the Football Academy really needs to focus on its upcoming matches if they want to continue their stay in the EPL big theater as well try to salvage their campaign for their sake and return to its club old glory days.
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