West Ham Sacks Manager Potter Amid Fan Protests
West Ham United sacked manager Graham Potter due to a poor start in the English Premier League, leading to fan protests. Potter, who took charge in January, faced mounting pressure after a series of defeats, leaving the team in 19th place.
The decision followed a home loss to Crystal Palace. Fans expressed discontent, prompting the club to issue reassurances.
Former Nottingham Forest coach Nuno Espirito Santo is a potential replacement. The move came after discussions with the board, indicating a significant shift in leadership for the struggling team.
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