I voted no, but I can not give any logic to back up my vote. I really couldn't care about the West Ham match. Even the Europa League pales into insignificance compared to me concerns for the league.
In situations like this you would look to the city match as being a possible catalyst. Top team coming to Goodison, beat them and kick start our season.
However, I think something seriously bad has happened behind the scenes. It's not just the fact we have lost four on the bounce, it is who we have lost to and the performances:
1) Southampton (struggling with confidence at the time)
2) Stoke
3) Newcastle (struggling with confidence at the time)
4) Hull (struggling with confidence at the time)
Not exactly top teams and we have looked well short. I back him for now (and I don't know why), but we can not be dragged into a relegation fight come February. From the team he inherited to the money he has spent that would be totally unacceptable.
Last season does not buy him a relegation fight this year. Unless things start to improve by the time the West Brom match is over, he goes. No competent manager should be in a relegation fight with this squad of players. It's not good enough at Everton. The expectations are higher than Wigan.
Every manager has a position where their job becomes untenable. For Moyes at United that was 7/8. For Martinez it is dragging Everton from a consistently top 7 team into relegation strugglers.