West Ham United had Sam Allardyce as manager for four years.
West Ham United’s horrendous start to the Premier League season got much worse on Friday.
Slaven Bilic’s side were humbled 3-0 by Brighton & Hove Albion at home in a defeat which leaves them just one point above the drop zone.
Consequently, Bilic, who was under pressure before that game, now appears to be on borrowed time and there are plenty of rumours doing the rounds in regards to who could potentially replace the Croat.
Rafael Benitez, Walter Mazzarri and Carlo Ancelotti have all been linked.
Sam Allardyce’s name has also been in the newspapers in recent days in relation to possibly succeeding under-fire Ronald Koeman at Everton.
The former England boss spent four years at West Ham, before failing to earn a new contract at the end of the 2014-15 campaign and being replaced by Bilic.
He has been out of work since quitting Crystal Palace in the summer but it’s safe to say that quite a lot of West Ham fans on Twitter aren’t crazy about the idea of bringing him back to East London.
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