“West Ham’s SHOCKING Plot Twist: Jaw-Dropping Graham Potter Sacking Scandal Leaked by Board Insider!”

West Ham United remain in turmoil as pressure mounts on Graham Potter following another dismal defeat, this time a 2-1 loss to Crystal Palace. It followed a 5-1 thrashing at home to Chelsea and a 3-0 collapse away to Tottenham.

The Palace clash had been billed as a must-not-lose for Potter, but his side again looked devoid of ideas, sparking chants of “you’re getting sacked in the morning” from frustrated fans.

Potter worsened matters by withdrawing Mateus Fernandes and Crysencio Summerville—two of West Ham’s best performers—while chasing the game, a decision met with boos from the London Stadium faithful.

His record of just six wins in 25 matches over nine months mirrors the ill-fated Julen Lopetegui tenure, prompting questions about why he is still in charge.

Supporters expected the announcement of his dismissal after the Palace game, yet the club has remained silent. Behind the scenes, however, discussions are ongoing.

Vice-chair Karren Brady recently held talks with former Wolves and Forest boss Nuno Espirito Santo, who was even spotted near David Sullivan’s Essex mansion.

Former Hammers manager Slaven Bilic, Ipswich’s Kieran McKenna, Gary O’Neil, and Sean Dyche are also thought to be on the shortlist.

Despite this, reports suggest the board has adopted a surprising stance: Potter is unlikely to be sacked immediately. Instead, West Ham could delay action until the October international break.

According to insider Sean Whetstone, the club does not want a new manager to face difficult back-to-back away fixtures against Everton and Arsenal.

The plan would leave Potter in charge for those games, even though his position is already seen as untenable.

This revelation has infuriated fans, who feel the board is effectively writing off two vital matches in a relegation fight.

West Ham have looked particularly vulnerable from set-pieces, conceding again from a corner against Palace, and both Everton and Arsenal are strong in that area.

Many supporters fear two more defeats are inevitable, which could leave the club in an even deeper hole before a new manager arrives.

The mood around the club has turned toxic, with David Sullivan cutting off West Ham-focused media outlets, accusing them of failing to show support.

But leaks from club sources make it clear that Potter’s days are numbered.

The only question now is whether West Ham act swiftly or gamble by waiting, a move many see as reckless with the club’s Premier League status on the line.