When was the last time watching West Ham United made you feel like this?When could you last enjoy a goal without worrying about the consequences of VAR, or witness six goals and still have an appetite for more?Of the many words to describe West Ham’s emphatic 6-0 victory against Wrexham on Friday, ‘entertainers’ feels appropriate. Their performance was akin to a boxer putting their opponent down on the canvas repeatedly. Club captain Jarrod Bowen dished out the first blow with his opener in the 28th minute, before goals from Joel Piroe, Konstantinos Mavropanos and Taty Castellanos deepened Wrexham’s wounds, while some supporters in the away enclosure threw in the towel long before Mohamadou Kante and Manor Solomon ended their misery.This was a night when Nuno Espirito Santo’s side played with freedom and happiness. West Ham scored six goals in a league fixture for the first time since Nuno had an afro (2012 against Birmingham City to be precise). For the first time in the club’s 131-year history, there were six different scorers, with five the previous record. Some home supporters left the London Stadium as early as the 75th minute when the scoreline was 4-0. Others stayed until the end as the players left the field to Kasabian’s Fire playing over the speakers.In an ideal world, West Ham would be preparing to play a Premier League fixture this weekend. But rarely did the team have this much fun in the top flight, or go on a six-game unbeaten run, with four consecutive wins. They are now top of the league for good measure.The Athletic’s Gameweek 4 predictionsElias BurkeNuno’s side have scored 16 goals this month. It was in mid-August when the team suffered a rude awakening in the season opener against Burnley. Performances against the fellow relegated club, Charlton Athletic and Watford caused concern, the upturn in performances against Wolverhampton Wanderers, Derby County and Bolton Wanderers helped build momentum and the enthralling win against Wrexham showed West Ham’s true potential: massive.