**West Ham collapsed once again to a London rival at home in humiliating manner, with ExWHUEmployee sharing his thoughts on the situation.**
It was bitter rivals Spurs this time that walked away from the London Stadium delighted by just how easy West Ham fell apart, which appears to be a running theme this season, as pressure builds on Graham Potter and the club.
It was not the first time this season that Potters side fell apart after conceding. We saw this at Sunderland, against Chelsea and now against Spurs, which highlights to a club in crisis.
We caught up with ExWHUEmployee to get his thoughts on the situation, with the insider like many bemused by how badly the team once again completely collapsed.
“I thought we played quite well in the first half and the team got clapped off,” stated Ex. “It was obvious that spurs had done their research and realised we are vulnerable from any ball into the 6 yard box and inevitably that’s how they scored.
“As per usual our heads dropped and with no real leaders out there we don’t turn it around. A moment of madness from Soucek and the game was over.
“Another humiliating home defeat to a London rival.”