Graham Potter future: West Ham head coach under real pressure with Hammers board expecting a response vs Crystal Palace | Football News

Graham Potter is under real pressure as West Ham United coach heads to Saturday against Crystal Palace.

West Ham is already in the landing zone and gave up eight goals in the local league matches for this season.

The club owners expect a reaction from the players against the palace after a disappointing start for a season.

Potter signed a two -and -a -half -year contract when it replaced Julien Lopetegoy at the beginning of the year. Lopetegoy was dismissed after West Ham won six games in the Premier League during the six months of the responsible.

Looking at West Ham, six matches in the league under Potter’s leadership won eight months – which includes a group of three wins in the league in 15 games – it led to questions about his future future in the club.

West Ham usually gave her directors during the reign of the Chairman of the Board David Sullivan. They dismissed only five managers since Sullivan bought the club with David Gold in 2010.

Speaking at his press conference on Thursday, Potter said he believed West Ham is still able to make progress this season.

“Everyone wants to do West Ham doing a good job, fans, players, and employees who do and painting the painting,” Potter said. “We are all on the same page in terms of the amount of our love for the club and how much we want them to do a good job. We harm the same thing.”

West Ham seemed to support Potter in an open message dealing with their fans’ concerns on Thursday. “Steps have already been taken to implement a new strategy and approach – especially in the field of employing players,” I read.

“We have appointed Graham Potter as a new main coach. His role is to build and develop the first team team in line with the club’s identity and goals with a constant focus on integrating young players from our academy.”

West Ham fans sets Hummers United and Cross corridors They plan the demonstrations before the palace game on Saturday.

Saturday match against Palace follows trips to Everton and Arsenal before the international break next month.

Analysis: What Potter said in his press conference

Sky SPORTS News’ Chris Reidy in West Ham’s Training Ground:

If West Ham beat Crystal Palace on Saturday, they go to points with the FA Cup holders.

For Graham Potter and West Ham, the importance of the match is to calm noise. Manchester United, the hammers appear to dominate radio programs and columns in newspapers. Bad results, fans messages, club data, and fans’ protests mean that they need a result, or at least perform.

Potter reiterated at his press conference that this is not an easy task. For this reason is here.

Regardless of a thorny press conference after Chelsea, Potter has kept calm so far this season when it was under interrogation. When reading between the lines, its main attraction with the computer may be to feed Chelsea and Tottenham at the London Stadium in the first two games at home in West Ham.

Not for the first time this season, he emphasized the quality of these teams when analyzing the home performances of his team so far this campaign. It was called a small sample as he admitted last season’s offers at equality.

I asked him specifically about the corners, and the following journalist followed her to ask a question. Six has been waived so far for West Ham in the Premier League this season. “It hurts us.” This was not the first time that this word was used.

Hurt, for this reason the consulting council for fans of West Ham sent a letter to the club showing in detail their concerns with many issues.

In response, West Ham gave their own statement. They said Potter there to build and develop a group. He said he is grateful for that, but he also needs to win.

Potter and the club in pain. The results are the medicine and it is desperate to obtain its repair on Saturday.