Rehanne Skinner sacked as West Ham manager with club second-bottom of WSL
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West Ham United have dismissed Rehanne Skinner from her position as head coach of the women’s team. Skinner, who took charge in July 2023, leaves the club with the side currently sitting in the penultimate position of the Women’s Super League standings. The decision follows a challenging start to the current campaign, in which the team secured only a single victory across eleven league fixtures. Club officials indicated that on-field performances failed to meet anticipated standards, necessitating an immediate leadership change. Her departure occurs at a critical juncture, coming shortly before a scheduled League Cup quarter-final tie against Manchester City.
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