West Ham United manager Slaven Bilic’s methods are under the spotlight following a poor start to the season, with The Daily Mail stating that the fact he allows players to bring their children to training shows softness and a lack of discipline in the camp.
The Hammers lost 3-0 at home to Southampton on Sunday to make it five defeats from the club’s opening six Premier League games this season.
The Irons supporters were confident of a successful campaign after an expansive summer of recruitment and on the back of an impressive 2015-16 season.
However, the West Ham team has looked like a fragment of its former self and has not been helped by injuries to a host of key players over the last couple of months.
The latest report suggests that Bilic is under pressure to justify his presence at the London club and that the fact that children and pets are allowed to attempt training signifies a lack of discipline and focus by the players.
