The Western Ham Karren Brady stressed the “no panic” after a poor start at the Premier League campaign, as the Graham Potter manager was able to stabilize the ship.
Hammers had 3-0 losses on Saturday to the newly promoted by Sunderland.
The former leader Brighttons and Chelsea passed 20 games so far, five wins, five sweepstakes and ten defeats after the last season gave Julen Lopetegui steps.
Following the accident in the stage of the light, some parties of the frustrated side are the fears of a renewal fight and asked for a change in management.
Brady, however, spoke to TalkSport, with a 50-year-old who kept the full protection of the club:
“Graham is a thought manager. Under pressure is a tranquility, it is very accurate in his approach, it is a great manager of men.
“It builds a special relationship with players and they understand where it comes from.
“It has a modern mindset and all these things means that the team needs to put together a while to play the path you want.
“West Ham is not a club around his supervisors. We stick with them, we tend to help people, stick with them and see them.
“I hope to do well. He is very pleased to work, it is incredibly professional.
“I know that the relationship with players are good. I know that today will be sitting with them in a hard time to think about what went wrong yesterday, who expected a reaction and to put it right.”
Nightmare northeast
Potter debuted to several summer customs, including £ 19m session El Hadji Malick signing Slavia Prague and Danish goalkeepers Mads Hermester, Leicester £ 20 million.
After changing the new Strength of Callum Wilson from Newcastle, while Chile Walker-Peters was a unused spare.
However, the squad still has yet to replace Tottenham in Tottenham.
Karen Brady:
“It’s been a very bad part! We are in the ground, we need something. Unfortunately, the table can’t go and players don’t want to buy the manager and Kyle”
West Ham started bright, with Jarrod Bowen and Diouf’s options, but Sunderland’s Eliezer’s Mayenda broke in 61 minutes, visitors fell. Two other consecutive objectives were in the final stages to seal a wonderful failure.
Reflecting on the outcome, Brady accepted: “I wish you could start again. It will be so hard to take it for the supporters, players or directors, especially in the opening of the season.
“I spent a lot of time with the manager and a group in America in a previous tour.
“The spirit among them is wonderful. I know that they will be disappointed, it will be the busiest this morning.
“I know we’ll see a reaction and know that they want to turn around and turn fast.”
