West Ham goalkeeper Mads Hermansen has become the target of a cruel new mobile game which allows supporters to take shots at the struggling Dane…

West Ham United goalkeeper Mads Hermansen has been targeted by a satirical online game created by a supporter called 'Beat Hermansen.' The game depicts the Danish shot-stopper with tiny arms and ensures every shot taken results in a goal. The development follows growing frustration from fans, who booed the goalkeeper following a defeat against Blackburn Rovers as West Ham fell out of the Championship play-off positions.
Hermansen has conceded eight goals from the last 10 shots on target faced and holds a 54 percent save percentage, ranking third-worst among qualifying Championship goalkeepers. Despite mounting scrutiny from supporters, manager Scott Parker may keep Hermansen in the starting lineup following an injury to backup goalkeeper Alphonse Areola.
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