Graham Potter insisted on West Ham that “must be better” after a 1-0 poverty defeat to Wolves, a friend of the fighters.
Jordan Starnd Larsen’s goal in 11 appearances for Potter to leave in the Premier League, his sixth defeat in the Premier League.
After seeming to change a corner of the wins over Arsenal and Leicester, Irons lost two goals and drawn one of their threes and their performances in Molinax were especially inspired, with Thomas Sock, who encouraged his best at the end of the game.
“We really had a good chance. It was a big chance and we didn’t get the first ones and then they joined the game,” Potter said.
“We wanted to be more compacted and the first half wasn’t good for us. We had to arrange things in the first half and we did that. We were better in the second half.
“That’s a two-half-half game. If you look at the big chances of the game, it might be more for us in an eroni.
“The second half was much better. Thomas’ chances eventually were a big chance. We need to be better if we want to work better.
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Potter praise Fullkrug Impact
West Ham was much better after the introduction of Niklas Fulkrug to the disappointed Ivan Ferguson, the German striker from a kick on a scoring on the pitch and providing more platforms to work forward.
“It’s really good. We can know what it will do to the team. We can go into it for a long time, it carries the second ball, a threat to the box,” Potter said.
“For the first time he has played for us for a long time, so it’s a pleasure.”
we need to climb the table more
West Ham will stay on 34 points with Everton and Tottenham, but there is no threat while relegation, but Potter still wants to demand as well as the current and end of the season.
“The motivation is for the table to rise more, to win more points, every game is important for us,” he said.
“We want to get the most points as possible. We have to play a good game. We didn’t do it in the first half tonight.
“Some positive but generally we need to be better.