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“He must be dropped immediately or Potter Risks his Job, he has No Future at the London Stadium”- Graham Potter urge should Drop DEVASTATING West Ham dud after what he did v Tottenham
Kudus Struggles as West Ham Face More Pressure Against Spurs
Mohammed Kudus has had little impact in West Ham’s clash with Tottenham, spending much of the match on the fringes—and his continued presence on the pitch could risk a red card if he’s not substituted soon.
Ordinarily, a meeting between West Ham and Spurs would carry significant weight, but with both clubs enduring difficult seasons, the usual intensity is lacking. West Ham manager Graham Potter is under growing pressure to deliver results, and failure to beat Ange Postecoglou’s Spurs will only make his position more precarious. As it stands, a win looks far from likely.
Spurs took an early lead through Wilson Odobert, only for Jarrod Bowen to level the score. But despite the equalizer, West Ham continue to look uninspired under Potter, lacking both attacking creativity and defensive solidity—issues that led to the early goal.
Kudus, theoretically one of West Ham’s key attacking threats, has looked off the pace and ineffective throughout. His most notable contribution so far has been a yellow card for a dangerous high boot. Given his lack of influence and growing disciplinary risk, Potter may need to remove him at halftime if he hopes to avoid further trouble.
With options like Luis Guilherme and Carlos Soler available on the bench, Potter has alternatives who could offer more energy and attacking spark as the game hangs in the balance at 1-1.
Second Half Crucial for Potter’s Future
Expectations were high when Potter replaced Julen Lopetegui after a disastrous start to the season, but so far, improvement has been hard to find. Meanwhile, Tottenham—despite enduring one of their worst Premier League campaigns—still appear far more composed and dangerous than the hosts.
Unless West Ham can dramatically shift momentum in the second half, Potter’s time at the London Stadium may be rapidly running out.
