West Ham Karren Brady Vice President insisted that the club “will not panic” after a bad start for the Premier League, with Graham Potter managed the opportunity to install the ship.
Al-Mu’talqoun has suffered a 3-0 loss to Sunderland, which was newly promoted on Saturday, as they continued a mixed group of results under Potter since its arrival in January.
The president of Brightton and Chelsea has supervised 20 games so far, where he scored five wins, five draws and ten defeats after interfering in Gulen Lopetegoy in the middle of last season.
After setting in the light stadium, some of the disappointed supporters expressed their fears of the landing struggle and called for an administrative change.
But Brady explained to Talksport that the 50 -year -old keeps full club support:
“Graham is the director of thinking forward. He is somewhat calm under pressure, he is very detailed in his approach, he is a great manager of players.
“It builds a special relationship with the players and understand where it comes.
“He has a modern mindset and all these things means that it takes some time to put a team together, to make the team play the way you want.
“West Ham is not a club that melts it from its managers. We tend to adhere to them, and we tend to support people, adhere to them and see that.
“I really hope it is good. It is a pleasure to work with him, he is incredibly professional.
“I know his relationship with the players is good. I know that he will sit with them today to get a long time, and I think about the mistake that happened yesterday, and he expects a reaction and is expected to be properly placed.”
A nightmare in the northeast
Potter delivered the first appearance of several arrival in the summer, including 19 million pounds, signed by El Hadji Malick Diouf from Slavia Prague and Denmark goalkeeper, Mads Hermansen, who joined Leicester for 20 million pounds.
The new striker Callum Wilson appeared from the bench after being replaced by Newcastle, while his colleague in the Kyle Walker-Peters was an unused alternative.
However, the team still lacks an alternative to Mohamed Kodos, who left for Tottenham in a deal worth 55 million pounds.
West Ham began brightly, with the chances of Garrud Bowen and Dioff, but as soon as I broke the Elizer Mind from Sunderland by stagnant in 61 minutes, visitors collapsed. He follows two other goals in the final stages to close a realistic defeat.
Thinking about the result, Brady admitted: “I hope to start yesterday again. It is very difficult to take. It is not easy for supporters, players or manager a 3-0 loss, especially in the opening match for this season.
“I spent a lot of time with the manager and the team in America in the pre -season round.
“The soul is great. I know they will feel more disappointed, and that they will be more disappointed this morning.
“I know we will see a reaction and know they want his heart and they will quickly want his heart.”
