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The stats make grim reading.<\/p>\n
With four draws and six losses, it is the first time West Ham<\/a> have gone 10 Premier League games without a win since a run of 11 between December 2006 and March 2007.<\/p>\n Only Bournemouth<\/a> with 16 have dropped more top-flight points from winning positions than the Hammers’ 15, while West Ham<\/a> have also failed to win any of their past five matches when scoring first.<\/p>\n Boss Nuno Espirito Santo, who guided Nottingham Forest<\/a> to Europe last season before being dismissed three games into 2025-26, has now picked up 11 points from 16 matches since he replaced the sacked Graham Potter in September.<\/p>\n That is the worst start from any West Ham<\/a> boss in the Premier League era, with the back-to-back wins over Newcastle<\/a> and Burnley<\/a> in November – Nuno’s only two successes – quickly fading from memory.<\/p>\n Former West Ham<\/a> and England goalkeeper Rob Green, speaking on Sky Sports, feels change is needed at London Stadium.<\/p>\n “Ten games without a win you’re wondering, where is the answer now? Where do West Ham<\/a> go now? Where does Nuno go from here? You can’t see things continuing much longer with results like this,” said Green.<\/p>\n “They need at least 30 points to have any chance of staying up and they’re not going to get close at this rate.<\/p>\n “I don’t see Nuno staying. I just can’t see it how you can go this long without winning a game. Tonight wasn’t the worst performance by a long shot and they still didn’t get a result. <\/p>\n “It’s heartbreaking but I don’t see another answer. It’s looking more and more an impossible task.”<\/p>\n<\/div>\n