West Ham United's board are reportedly concerned at making the same mistake as Leeds United's higher-ups by sacking their manager and being unable to find a replacement quickly.
The current Hammers boss, David Moyes, is under pressure after a poor season which has seen the Irons fall into the bottom three, far from their seventh-placed finish at the end of last season.
Leeds are also in a precarious position, having sacked Jesse Marsch two weeks ago with interim boss Michael Skubala overseeing their last three games despite chairman Andrea Radrizzani telling fans it'd take just three days to find a replacement for the American. A replacement in the form of former Watford boss Javi Gracia appears to be on the way, but only after Leeds slumped into the drop zone at the weekend.
