Credit: Imago
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Karren Brady sends Jarrod Bowen message after scenes away from West Ham

Declan Carr
Declan Carr

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West Ham have been handed a break from their dismal start to the Premier League campaign.

Graham Potter was sacked by West Ham on 27 September, with Nuno Espirito Santo hired to try and turn around the season.

West Ham are among the top candidates for relegation, currently sitting 19th in the table with just one win from their opening seven matches.

However, focus will now be on the international break, and hoping that the London Stadium stars remain injury-free while in action for their countries.

Nuno Espirito Santo celebrates with fist pump after West Ham goal vs Everton
Nuno will be hoping none of his players pick up issues. (Credit: Imago)

Karren Brady sends message to West Ham stars

West Ham have several stars on international duty at the moment, including the likes of Jarrod Bowen and Lucas Paqueta.

Brady will be keeping an eye on the progress of the Irons stars that have been selected by their national teams for the break.

She sent a message to the Hammers' stars who are away from the club in an Instagram story posted on 7 October, with an image of Bowen front and centre.

She said: "Best of luck to all our Hammers representing their countries over the international break."

West Ham chief Karren Brady sent a message on Instagram.
Brady's message to the Hammers players. (Credit: Karren Brady on Instagram)

David Sullivan and Brady are under huge pressure at West Ham

David Sullivan and Brady are under major pressure to get the Hammers out of the mire that they are currently in.

Their decision to hire Potter has backfired massively, and the lack of quality signings have led to significant pressure on the hierarchy from supporters.

  • Potter took charge of 25 games for West Ham
  • He won just six, drawing five and losing 14 matches
  • His win ratio of 24 per cent is the lowest of any Hammers manager

They need to hope that Nuno proves to be the right man to avoid relegation then take the Irons to where they want to be, which is in the upper echelons of the league, challenging for European qualification.

The E20 outfit seem to be a world away from that at the moment, and the ownership must ensure that the Portuguese boss is backed in the market, when it reopens.

It is all well and good wishing the East London club's internationals luck, but there are far bigger issues at hand, that need the full attention of those in charge.

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