West Ham vs Huddersfield Preview in Monday Night Football

West Ham has no points on the board in their league campaign and has only managed one win, but that win came in the cup competition.

From all the transfers made and firepower added, they’ve only been able to put the ball at the back of the net four times in all competitions. A goal game and no points showing, has to be one of the most depressing starts to a new season.

On one end of the pitch they’ve struggled to get in goals and on the other, they finding it awfully hard to keep the ball out their own net. They’ve conceded ten goals in total.

Making them one of the worst, if not, the worst team in the league. To add to these poor stats, the Hammers have accumulated seven cards. One being red and the rest yellow cards.

This displays their unruliness to remain discipline during the game. Less fouls makes for less cards, less cards, allows for a free flowing team. The London side needs to pick up and improve on these aspects of their game. That or, Bilic could be the first manager to part ways this season.

The only positive to take from what’s going on at West Ham is their movement in the Football League Cup to the third round. Some light in a time things are looking quiet gloomy for the Croatian manager.