West Ham boss Manuel Pellegrini is hanging on to his job by his fingernails.
The Hammers currently sit in 17th spot in the Premier League table, just three points clear of the drop zone.
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Their fall from grace has been quite spectacular. West Ham were as high as third at one point earlier in the season.
The Hammers now face three extremely tough games in a row. Trips to Chelsea and Wolves are followed by a home game against Arsenal.
And if the east London outfit fail to get at least three or four points from those games, Pellegrini could very well be given his marching orders.
Names such as David Moyes, Sean Dyche and Eddie Howe have all been mentioned as potential candidates to replace the Chilean.
Whether West Ham should be aiming higher, however, is another matter.
Niko Kovac is out of a job after being sacked by Bayern Munich earlier this month.
And some Hammers fans took to Twitter, debating whether their club could actually attract the 48-year-old German…
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