Exactly the same! Mourinho s story repeats itself, Nuno joins West Ham, Manchester United coach should not leave

The news that had been circulating for several days finally settled. The second head coach in the Premier League in the new season was terminated, Porter left West Ham, and at the same time, Nuno became the new head coach and immediately ushered in his first game, with his opponent Everton. Is this story very familiar? It happened once just now in Mourinho, and the key links are exactly the same.

Last week, West Ham lost to Crystal Palace at home, becoming the last straw to Porter, 1 win and 4 losses in 5 rounds, and only 3 points were won and ranked second to last in the league. After the game, voices about Porter's departure continued to sound until the weekend, Porter finally announced his departure and was taken over by Nuno. It is reported that the contract between the two parties is three years.

Three weeks ago, after Nuno led Nottingham Forest to lose to West Ham, he had to be dismissed due to the irreconcilable conflict with the club's senior management. Unexpectedly, Nuno soon came to the team that got him out of class, and West Ham's only victory in the new season happened to be "gifted" by himself. Such a fate reminds people of Mourinho.

Mourinho led Fenerbahce and lost to Benfica in the Champions League play-offs, and could only fall into the Europa League, facing the result of being dismissed a day later. Also three weeks later, Mourinho became Benfica's head coach, and Benfica was able to participate in the Champions League because of defeating Mourinho's old club Fenerbahce. Like Nuno, Mourinho was dismissed because he lost to his new boss and then quickly joined the new boss. The key victory of the new boss was also the last game he gave to his old boss. I have to say that in the football world, the same story is repeated from time to time. The first game led by Nuno will be the last game of this round of the league, with West Ham challenging Everton away. Speaking of Everton, the head coach is Moyes, and his relationship with West Ham is also very small. Since leaving Manchester United, Moyes has been wandering around, traveling to Real Sociedad and Sunderland. After leading Sunderland to relegation, Moyes has arrived at West Ham.

In seven years, he left for a year and a half. After returning to West Ham for the second time, he helped the team win the European Union championship. This is the club's second European championship trophy after 58 years. If it is not counted, it is also the only champion in Moyes' coaching career.

However, last summer, Moyes and the club did not reach an agreement on contract renewal, and at the same time, their slightly conservative style brought about a decline in performance and they had to leave West Ham. After Lopetegui took over, he left less than half a year, and then it was Porter, who had just finished class, to take over.

Last season, Moyes returned to Everton. After taking over the middle, he won 8 wins, 7 draws and 3 losses in 18 league games, and scored 31 points. Based on the results of the same period, it is almost the same as the giants such as Arsenal and Chelsea. This season, Everton scored 7 points in 5 rounds, ranking in the top half of the standings. In contrast, West Ham, from Lopetegui to Porter, seems to have become worse, and is now the second-last place in the Premier League. Media revealed that West Ham's management seemed to feel regretful about Moyes' departure.

If time can go back a year, Moyes probably shouldn't have left West Ham. However, Nuno coached Nottingham Forest, which was also good. He also took over the middle and successfully led the team to relegate successfully. In the following full season, Nottingham Forest ranked in the top three for a long time. Unfortunately, he lost four games in the last 8 games, missed the Champions League by 1 point, and had to replace Crystal Palace to participate in the UEFA Cup.

Nuno and Moyes, the showdown between West Ham and Everton seems to be a match between mid-range teams, but both coaches have good experiences with mid-range teams. I believe this game cannot be missed. After Nottingham Forest changed coach, Postkoglu only scored 2 draws and 3 losses in 5 games in three games, even worse than Nuno. What will Nuno perform in West Ham, the second team, change coach?