@EdwardJames I don’t think it’s a reaction to the two matches alone mate. I think it’s been a long continuation of poor results and performances, where people have had enough. Aided by the usual nonsense at the top.
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On this day in 2021 West Ham beat Leicester City 4-1 in front of 59,901.
@pablofornals , Said Benrahma and @Michailantonio (2) scored the West Ham goals.
@kjohno10@WHUFCkieran@WestHamRambles The whole back line could be replaced. But Kris is right. Scarles isn’t good enough. If we paid 10 million upwards and he was foreign, there would be uproar.
@WestHam_Central poses a good question here. My own view is, the reaction is a continuous frustration from when Moyes was in charge and the fanbase could see the decline in the club after the trophy in. It’s continued to decline under the ownership. That’s causing the reaction.
West Ham had the highest possession and highest xG in the Championship at the weekend.
Is there a chance we are overreacting as football fans do and it was just a very off day at both ends?