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Yesterday’s failure against a very modest Charlton Athletic has certainly got fans and bloggers alike riled up in their anger – or anguish – over West Ham’s current predicament, going from pre-season favourites for automatic promotion to 16th in the second division table after consecutive games with points dropped. It might be two games into the season but it’s now 40 games into Nuno’s managerial career at London Stadium: Evidently some have seen enough. According to yesterdays SUN newspaper, fans weren’t slow in coming forward: ‘Sack him now’ – Raging West Ham fans get ‘NUNO OUT’ trending after horror defeat leaves them 17th in Championship” Here, several of our own readers make their feelings crystal clear on West Ham’s predicament and managerial situation in a trio of guest posts: “There is only one place to look if you have no discipline no shape, no speed, no plans. The Manager. Nuno has to go. Who should take over ? There is a lot of talk about a lot of Managers who take ages to build a team like Howe. There is only one Manager who changes a team and makes them win and work in one season and that is Sean Dyche. Ask yourself who is the most successful at getting a club promoted in one season ? Who can take chaos and make it order and Dyche is the only name left ? Come on Board, hold the meeting and bring the man in, love him or hate him, he is the medicine the club needs.” “Just want to say 3 names. Scott Parker Eddie Howe Thomas Frank. All out of work! At least they seem to be able to motivate the players!” “There were many of us that were prepared to give Nuno the benefit of the doubt last season but as he had more than enough games to get us safe. As others have said we only played anything resembling watchable football when Paco arrived. So Kretinsky did the worse thing possible by leaving him in place. The man seems one of the most unispirational managers I have ever seen.mHenis a demotivating force and has lost the changing room. I would go for McKenna or Bellamy or even give Paco a go. Please no Scott Parker or Gareth Southgate or Thomas Frank” Happy to post a selection of alternative viewpoints, let us know your own thoughts in the comments section. Just keep it courteous.