Graham Potter: West Ham numbers behind a horrific start in life as a main coach while the hammers sit in 17th place in the Premier League | Football news

“You are nothing special, we lose every week.”

West Ham’s fans were to put the fully gallows in the Amx Stadium, and I heard the chanting above – and was built by the fans of the house – when Yassan Ayari Brighton gave the initiative with his beautiful unknown shot in Ariola.

Most chanting by West Ham Travel fans were about Niclas Fullkru. The first song was about how they had a big German. The second was about his desire on the field – and the third turned into a rear and exciting interview about the shows in the field.

The fans with the great Germans, who “says what he wants” agreed with regard to his evaluation of their performance. With three goals and one match in the post -match, the “Great German” has become a champion of worship.

This would have made the listening uncomfortable for the main coach Graham Potter, sitting not far from Fullkru, on the club’s seats that he used to manage.

“They have the right to sing what they want. That’s all,” Potter said at a post -match media conference.

West Ham Hamlkru’s coach presented in the first half and the change appears to have succeeded. She allowed Garud Bowen and Mohamed Kodos to work in large areas and gave West Ham a pivotal point of attack.

From the right, Bowen created two chances that West Ham saw 2-1 leadership with minutes, just for Braython to convert the game on top with two late goals.

In isolation, the late defeat had caused a few main headlines – but it came a week after a tie at the time of the injury to Southampton. This is one point that was taken as it was six very deserving of the seizure, and it will be West Ham above David Moyes Everton, Manchester United, and Spears, who they face on Sunday.

Instead, they are in the seventeenth place, three places below, where Gulen Lopetegoy left it.

This will not only be the league position, chants about the Germans and the late goals that will make the Potter uncomfortable. It has been in this role for a long time – since the FA Cup was defeated against Aston Villa in early January – to obtain a set of work worth comparing with his fateful predecessor.

Potter won three (21 percent) of his 14 games. Lopetegui won six (30 percent) from 20 games in the Premier League. Lopetegui scored 24 goals at the time at 1.2 goals per game for 15 Potter in 1.07.

It was clear although Potter decided to start his term by trying to make West Ham more difficult to overcome it. While they lost seven of those fourteen matches, which determine the Lopetegui record by 45 percent, it is in the column that was introduced in the goals where Potter succeeded.

West Ham’s opponents have registered at a rate of 1.09 on average since Potter’s arrival, compared to 39 who have shipped them in Lopetegoy in nearly two for each game. Only Southampton and Leicester Wolfs have approved more at that stage of the season – two of them were already sent to the tournament next season.

The Preton winner was the first time that West Ham gave up since Lopetegoy’s departure, while under Spanish, they shipped three or more in nine games from 20 games in the Premier League.

These games included allowing five against Arsenal and Liverpool. The Premier League champions also put five others in the Carabao Cup.

What supported that the defensive shift was a change in the system to accompany Potter’s desire to make West Ham more difficult to overcome it.

The hammers were built five, or they appeared three with the wings in 10 of the Potter 14 matches, while Lopetegoy used it only twice in 20 games.

Under Potter with the Back, Approved goals down to 0.9 per game against 1.5 with four.

Nevertheless, they did not achieve the half of the concessions from nearly two to each game to 1.3, a victory and points that West Ham and their fans want.

Statistics, and perhaps surprisingly for West Ham fans, show that their team seems more likely to score when playing as five, but the thermal maps from the last defeat to Brighton Talmet are also to one of the problems they are talking about.

In the first half, when working without an attacker, Bowen and Kondos often found themselves playing on the same channel, through the middle and from the West Ham attack.

After entering Fullkrug, Kudus saw more ball on the left to West Ham, and Buen created Kudus and Tomas Soucek goals on the right. Both players saw more touches in the second half.

Potter talked about the need to find the right balance between defense and attack, and if he wants to succeed, this is the solution that he needs to find. The gentle defense is only part of the solution.

As Potter said after Brighton: “There are many positives, but no one wants to hear positives. It does not matter. (I) are tired of talking about the positives.”

Until the positives turn into points, it is possible that it will continue to hear uncomfortable chants around a large German.