As yesterday’s Claret and Hugh article, Jarrod Bowen has been holding the West Ham attack together virtually singlehandedly. His expected goals stats have been the best in the Premier League , achieving 10% of the Hammers’ shots on target just on his own.

A big factor which actually lead to the demise of Nuno’s predecessor was the injury to Crysencio Summerville. With no Summerville last season and no Kudus this term, Bowen has been left to shoulder the weight of West Ham’s attack on his own .

Little did Potter- or we as fans- know that back in January, Summerville’s impressive 45 minutes in Potter’s first game would be ‘it’ for the season.

The impact which the Dutchman made in his comeback, creating a goal and winning a penalty in the 3-0 win over Nottingham Forest showed just how much Potter and the Hammers had missed him.

Nuno needs to wrap him in cotton wool – it probably explained why he was substituted after 70-odd minutes in the Everton game as he eases back to full fitness.

Summerville has looked fantastic since returning

West Ham legend Dean Ashton has highlighted Summerville’s importance to Nuno’s attempts to rebuild the Hammers: