"In every football club, if you don't win there is always noise, pressure and criticism, and that is fair, it is the world we are in. Everybody wants West Ham to do well, the fans do, the players do, me and my staff do, and the board do. We are all on the same page in terms of how much we love the club and how much we want them to do well; we are all hurting the same. We have to try and stick together - which we will - because that is part of this club, but at the same time you have to hear when there is criticism."
"Potter watched on as his team were comfortably beaten 3-0 by London rivals Tottenham, while also seeing midfielder Tomas Soucek sent off early in the second half."
West Ham sit 18th after four Premier League games with just three points and poor home form. The team lost 3-0 to Tottenham while Tomas Soucek received a second-half red card. The Hammers are winless in seven home league games (D3 L4) and have lost their last three home matches by an aggregate 2-10. All three 2025-26 defeats came by three-goal margins, matching an early-season unwanted record. Supporters' groups plan protests after a Fan Advisory Board vote of no confidence. The club accepted recent results and performances have been insufficient. Potter insisted he and the board remain aligned and committed to the club.
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