West Ham United need to get their act straight when they take on Everton next weekend in the Premier League because if they fail to win three points against the Toffees then it will surely be an uphill task for them to move out of that relegation zone.
After the Everton clash, West Ham will take on Chelsea and Manchester United back to back in the league which any layman would say after hugely tough games – especially for a team which is performing poorly.
And before the Hammers return back to action after the International break, their summer signing Andriy Yarmolenko has asked his team to buck up and start performing.
Yarmolenko said: “It’s a difficult moment, of course, but we must sit down and think about our game and every player must think about his game,
“After two weeks, we must play better because we must play for our fans and for our club. This result is very, very bad for us and we must think about how we can improve our game.”
“This result is very, very bad for us and we must think about how we can improve our game
“We played better in the second half, but we lost,
“It’s really difficult to take and I don’t know what to say. I want to say sorry to our fans and we must perform better after the international break.
“We have good players and a good coach, but we must fight for results and I think now we must think hard about our next game, concentrate hard and win.”
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