West Ham: Fans slam Carlos Sanchez after report following defeat

Supporters of West Ham United have slammed Carlos Sanchez after a report on the Colombian midfielder following the defeat to West Bromwich Albion.

Following a report from football.london which described the 33-year-old’s performance in the FA Cup as a ‘nightmare’ (as per football.london), fans launched a tirade on the experienced defensive-minded man.

https://twitter.com/alansmith90/status/1221349265282359299

Carlos Sanchez in his performance during the defeat against West Brom this weekend showed the fact that he is not even a Championship level footballer, let alone PL. Sanchez being signed for £70k weekly wage is one in a long line of ridiculous signings in recent years. Woeful.

— Josh Verrills (@WestHamJoshV) January 26, 2020

They should be releasing Sanchez IMMEDIATELY! What a shocking waste of time and money

— Lee Abrahams (@Lee_Abrahams10) January 26, 2020

A mess!!!

— daniele (@uptouptonpark) January 26, 2020

Should West Ham United offer Carlos Sanchez a new contract before the summer? No, he needs to leave immediately Vote Yes, he gives good squad depth Vote

So far this season, Sanchez has featured in nine games in all competitions for the Hammers (as per Transfermarkt), during which he has had an average rating of 6.14/10 (as per WhoScored).

After his latest outing in the FA Cup tie, the 33-year-old was awarded a 3/10 performance rating (as per football.london), leaving many furious with the midfielder.

How did he even turn professional???

— Rob Holloway (@robhollo) January 27, 2020

I’ve seen milk turn quicker than Sanchez.

— Steve Linton (@SteveLinton7) January 26, 2020

Sanchez should give back his West Ham shirt, he has no business wearing it.

— Hammers (@BelwoodHammers) January 27, 2020

What do we think?

With an average rating of 6.14/10 for the season so far (per WhoScored), it is absolutely clear to see why so many supporters are totally furious with the middleman.

Due to his contract being set to expire in the summer (per Transfermarkt), it appears as though few fans would like to see a renewal put on the table for the Colombian.