West Ham has decisively eyed Graham Potter's exit amid buzz for Nuno Espirito Santo and Slaven Bilic. Struggling in the Premier League's danger zone after a chaotic season start and a Carabao Cup ouster by Wolves, the Hammers crave a revival
Union Berlin's fiery coach Steffen Baumgart risks a harsher ban after flipping the middle finger in a thrilling 4-3 win over Eintracht Frankfurt, compounding his red card for lobbing a paper ball onto the pitch
In a gripping 4-3 thriller against Eintracht Frankfurt, Union Berlin's Steffen Baumgart risks further trouble for flipping the middle finger, adding to his red card for kicking a paper ball onto the pitch. The DFB may impose a harsher ban for this overlooked outburst
Nuno Espirito Santo eyes a thrilling Premier League return, holding talks with West Ham as manager Graham Potter teeters on the brink of dismissal after a dismal run. Fresh from his Nottingham Forest split, Nuno could soon revive the Hammers
Ange Postecoglou beamed at Nottingham Forest's strides since their Arsenal and Swansea setbacks, despite a tense 1-1 draw with relegation rivals Burnley, where both teams clawed for vital points before Forest's lead slipped away
Reports from English media have already started suggesting that Graham Potter faces an uncertain future at the London Stadium. Indeed, West Ham United have reportedly begun the process of identifying potential replacements, and one of the names on the club's radar is former boss Slaven Bilic, who managed the club between June 2015 and November 2017.
Reports indicate Graham Potter's tenure at West Ham hangs by a thread post-Crystal Palace defeat, with the Hammers eyeing a thrilling comeback for ex-boss Slaven Bilic, who steered the club from 2015 to 2017
Nottingham Forest have been told why they "dodged a bullet" in not appointing Jose Mourinho as their new manager. After parting with Nuno Espirito Santo, the Reds were heavily linked with another Portuguese tactician. Reins at the City Ground were eventually handed to former Tottenham boss Ange Postecoglou, with Stan Collymore reacting to that decision.
Nottingham Forest smartly dodged a bullet by skipping Jose Mourinho, choosing dynamic Ange Postecoglou after ditching Nuno Espirito Santo, with pundit Stan Collymore praising the savvy switch
