“GET HIM OUT OF THE CLUB!”West Ham Supporters LOSE IT After Disastrous Moment vs Brighton — Calls for Immediate Action!

West Ham supporters were furious with Crysencio Summerville following his wasteful showing during the 1–1 Premier League draw with Brighton — a performance many fans described as “unacceptable” and “costly.”

Nuno Espirito Santo’s men entered the break level at 0–0 after the Dutch winger squandered the biggest chance of the opening half. The Hammers continued applying pressure after the restart, forcing several strong saves from Bart Verbruggen, before Jarrod Bowen put them ahead. But Brighton’s Georginio Rutter struck deep into stoppage time to snatch a point.

Despite the late drama, much of the post-match anger centred around Summerville. Large sections of the fanbase took to social media, slamming his poor finishing and lack of decision-making — with some going as far as calling for him to be dropped or even moved on if his form doesn’t improve.

Several supporters claimed the match “should have been won easily” had Summerville taken even one of his clear openings, with fear growing over his inconsistency in the final third.

West Ham slipping deeper into trouble

The Hammers’ poor form has dragged them into a serious relegation battle. Wins for Leeds and improved performances from Nottingham Forest over the weekend have tightened the bottom of the table, leaving West Ham stuck in 18th place and two points adrift of safety.

With January approaching, Football Insider reports the club is preparing to back Nuno with new signings to strengthen their survival chances — a move many fans now insist is urgently needed.

Summerville under fire despite early-season praise

While the winger impressed earlier in the campaign, supporters felt his bright moments against Brighton were overshadowed by a lack of end product. During the match, frustrated fans labelled him “horrific,” “horrendous,” and nowhere near clinical enough for a side fighting to avoid the drop.

As pressure builds, Summerville faces a critical period — with West Ham fans demanding far more from a player they believed would be one of the team’s attacking leaders.