Ruben Amorim has apologised after those David Sullivan talks but has stopped short of killing West Ham hopes entirely. It’s been a strange old week for West Ham and Ruben Amorim. One of the most highly-rated and coveted young managers in world football had seemed a dead cert to take over Liverpool. But just 24 hours after the Hammers put in a pathetic performance to lose 5-2 at Palace, Amorim was on a plane for talks with West Ham majority owner David Sullivan at his mansion. It all felt too good to be true for the cynics among West Ham’s fanbase – and there are many of them. So it proved. Wor…