According to Graham Potter, Boss Graham Potter, the blast at the end of the week of Niklas Fulkroog, in which his friends at West Ham were less motivated, were better kept in the dressing room, according to Graham Potter Boss.
“It’s a problem-related problem. He was very angry today,” Fulkrough told the media after Saturday’s 1-1 draw with Southampton.
– He wasn’t despair, he just was angry with us after scoring. It is difficult to bring back the boys to push up, we didn’t push him anymore.
“We tried, but we didn’t have the ability to push it again. I’m very, very angry, we’ve played like this.
“We were S*** and I’m very angry.”
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Hamers fans support Fulkrog, but President Potter
The Fulkroog explosion was unhappy with many Hammers fans that the club are 17th in the Premier League but Potter believes he should not have been taken to the pitch with his own opinions.
“I think he’s wearing his heart on his arm,” Potter said ahead of Saturday’s trip to his former Brighton.
“I disagree with him in some things and agree with him in others.
“But he has the right to have his own opinion. As a senior player, we have had many honest discussions. And I think it’s better for me to have discussions in private than in public.
“Then we are moving forward as a group. How is that? You must be honest. You have to be able to say what you think about it.
we have a responsibility – Potter
Potter says it’s sometimes wise to think about the big picture.
“We have responsibility towards the team and the club,” he said. And from my point of view, sometimes I can be honest that I really feel. But I don’t think it helps the players. I don’t think he’ll help the club.
“So, we all have to be aware of our responsibilities.