“SHOCKING West Ham Conspiracy EXPOSED: Sullivan’s Secret Journalist Ally Drops JAW-DROPPING Claim That’ll BLOW YOUR MIND If Potter Survives Sack!”

West Ham United’s struggles under new manager Graham Potter have sparked serious concerns, with many suggesting the club has regressed since he took over from Julen Lopetegui.

Former striker Dean Ashton has questioned whether Potter is a suitable fit, and the team’s performance so far — just three wins in 14 games — points to ongoing issues, particularly in attack.

These are the same concerns that plagued Potter during his tenures at Brighton and Chelsea.

Currently sitting 17th in the Premier League with five matches remaining, discontent is growing among supporters.

Following a fortunate 1-1 home draw with bottom-of-the-table Southampton, the London Stadium crowd voiced its frustration with boos.

Striker Niclas Fullkrug even launched an expletive-filled post-match rant, criticizing his teammates and doubling down a day later, gaining admiration from fans for his honesty.

The situation has left West Ham’s board in a dilemma. When searching for a Lopetegui replacement, the club declined to pay compensation for in-work managers like Bournemouth’s Andoni Iraola or Brentford’s Thomas Frank.

Now, both could become targets for Tottenham if they move on from Ange Postecoglou, while West Ham opted for Potter, who had been unemployed since Chelsea sacked him in April 2023.

Some fans believe the club must admit its mistake and part ways with Potter this summer.

Reports suggest majority owner David Sullivan originally wanted a six-month trial before committing long-term.

Others argue Potter deserves time and a transfer window to shape the squad, though critics note his best Premier League finish is ninth — hardly evidence he’s the man to build around.

The debate intensified after Guardian journalist Jacob Steinberg, known to have strong connections to Sullivan, issued a stark warning: if West Ham stick with Potter, they risk relegation next season.

Steinberg criticized the club for wasting the momentum from their 2023 European trophy win and called the Southampton result “embarrassing.”

He warned that, with capable promoted teams like Leeds and Burnley likely joining the Premier League, West Ham could be in serious trouble if changes aren’t made.

This pessimistic outlook is widely shared among fans, who fear the club is on a downward spiral under Potter’s leadership.