Potter insists that West Ham ‘should be better’ after defeat of a poor wolf

Grahaam Potter insisted that West Ham “should be better” after a bad defeat of 1-0 from colleagues Fighter Wolves.

Jorden Strand Larsen’s goal was seen that the hammers had suffered their sixth defeat against Potter’s 11 borrowed games, leaving them to 16th place in the Premier League.

After seemingly turning the corner in victories over Arsenal and Leicester, the iron lost two and pulled out one of their last three, and their appearance in Molineux was particularly uninformed, and Tomas Soucek encouraged his best opening to the end of the game.

Potter said, “We had a really good chance, a great chance and we didn’t use it, and then they got into the game.

“We wanted to be more compact and as a result of the first half was not good for us. We had to adjust things at halftime and succeeded. We were better in the second half, and some other chances, but in the end they are not enough to win the game.

“It was a game with two halves. If you look at a big chance of play, probably more for us ironic. From the perspective of the performance, we were certainly not happy where we were the first half.

“The second half was much better. Thomas’ chance at the end was a great chance. We have to be better if we want to do better.”

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Potter welcomes full -circle influence

West Ham was significantly improved after the introduction of the Niclas Fullcross for the disappointing Evan Ferguson, and the German striker knocked his head off the crossbar and handed over more platforms to work in front.

In the performance of a full -circle, in which his excursion was from early January, Potter said, “Really good. He can see what the team brings. We can have been picked up by other balls for a long time, threatening in the box.

“The first time he played 45 minutes for us in a very long time, so it’s comfortable.”

We have to get up on the table

West Ham stays at 34 points, a level with Everton and Tottenham, but although the relegation is not a threat, Potter still wants to require as many standards as possible between now and the end of the season.

He added: “Motivation is further to get up the table. To win more points, each game is important for us.

“We want to get as many points as possible. To do this, we had to play well, we weren’t in the first half tonight.

“Some positive, but on a whole, we have to be better.”