Nuno Espirito Santo showed signs of the pressure building at West Ham after giving the club’s in-house media team barely 60 seconds of his time…

West Ham manager Nuno Espirito Santo gave an abrupt interview lasting barely 60 seconds to club media following a 3-1 home defeat to West Bromwich Albion. The brief appearance highlighted mounting pressure on the manager after back-to-back home losses against Southampton and West Brom left West Ham in eighth place in the Championship.
The writer notes that captain Jarrod Bowen spoke for nearly three minutes about accountability, contrasting sharply with Nuno's brief remarks. Fans voiced frustration by booing and chanting for Nuno's dismissal, while Hammers News reports Daniel Kretinsky will review the manager's position if West Ham lose upcoming matches against Cardiff and Blackburn.
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