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NUNO URGES HAMMERS TO KEEP THE FAITH

By Mike Walters

WATFORD 1
Nabizada 19
WEST HAM UTD 1
Pollock 27 (og)

NUNO Espirito Santo admits he is under pressure after West Ham’s wait for a first League win was extended by a draw in front of Vicarage Road’s biggest crowd for six years.
The Hammers were booed off by a section of their travelling support, who serenaded their under-fire manager with a chorus of ‘You’re getting sacked in the morning’ despite a dominant second-half display.
Nuno’s side were already struggling to live up to their billing as Championship promotion favou...

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