Sam Allardyce believes his former club West Ham United could do with a mid-season break amid their Premier League struggles.
The Hammers have languished at the bottom end of the table throughout the campaign and have struggled to distance themselves from the relegation battle. David Moyes’ side have been in and out of the drop zone on several occasions and a 4-0 defeat against Brighton & Hove Albion at the weekend leaves the Irons in 16th and just one point above the bottom three with 13 games to go.
Sam Allardyce is no stranger to a Premier League relegation battle and the 68-year-old, who managed West Ham from 2011 to 2015, admits he is concerned about his former club, offering some advice as to what may be the remedy for their current situation.