“Very early” to assess the hammers, Nono says

Nuno Esperto Santo, New Wer Ham, coach, says that “very early” to evaluate his team’s performance after A. 1-1 lots in Everton.

Nuno replaced Graham Potter on the weekend and West Ham saw the strong head of Michael Kane.

But his team was very improved in the second half, equivalent by Garrud Bowen Zawiya’s shot.

“It was a difficult game and we compete well. There are some positives and some negatives, but today it was about competition as one team and close to each other, it’s a good first game for us,” said the former Nottingham forest director.

“The goal we acknowledged to have been more concerned, but in the second half we defended better. Everything starts from there.

Things will come naturally if we take the right steps forward.

“It is too early to do a lot of analyzes about my team. There are a lot of things to improve, we have to know the players better.

“The message was clear, every ball is important.”

David Moyes, President of Everton, was frustrated, his team was unable to build on the opening match of Keane because he saw them giving up a goal in the Premier League in their new stadium for the first time.

“We have played some appropriate things at times, and we got a goal, but we were unable to get one second that was important,” he said.

“We have done a lot of good things, but we were unable to formulate an opportunity to achieve another goal. Once we did not get it, West Ham grows confidence and believing that they could get something they did.” Some good things and some non -good things but West Ham have talented players, so it was always a difficult game for us. “