Discontent Rises as West Ham’s New Era Fails to ImpressUnfulfilled Promises Under Lopetegui’s StewardshipAfter an extravagant summer of spending and bold promises, West Ham United fans expected a

West Ham United head coach Julen Lopetegui is expected to be given a stay of execution this week. The Spaniard is not going to lose his job during the international break, but is in hot water. The Hammers want to see an immediate and drastic improvement in displays and results.

West Ham looked lost without the suspended Mohammed Kudus as Everton kept Julen Lopetegui's team at bay in a dire draw at the London Stadium

Julen Lopetegui claimed the future is still bright for West Ham despite a dull goalless draw with Everton failing to lift the gloom at the London Stadium. The Hammers were booed off at full-time after a performance which did little to lift the pressure on their Spanish manager following their poor start to the season.

Lopetegui will certainly be without Mohammed Kudus. The forward, who was on the cusp of joining Everton two years ago, will be serving the final match of the three game ban he picked up for his sending off at Tottenham Hotspur. Midfielder Edson Alvarez will also be absent after he was sent off for two yellow cards at Forest.

West Ham United boss Julen Lopetegui's confidence that he is not under immediate threat of the sack is misguided

West Ham United have been pretty rubbish this season, and it's starting to feel like Julen Lopetegui has a hopeless task in turning the ship around. It just hasn't worked out. There's an air of dejection in east London,

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