"But, after Jarrod Bowen's second-half equaliser had earned them a spirited point, the former Tottenham and Nottingham Forest boss took his players over to the travelling supporters at the end of the match in a show of unity and togetherness. "What I think is important is to appreciate what our fans did traveling to Liverpool on a Monday night and giving the support they've given," he said."
"After beginning his tenure with a point on the road, Nuno said his players will "embrace the challenge". "I think the team competed well," the Portuguese manager said. "It's a tough, tough place to come, a very good team. "Overall it was a good game, intense, both teams had chances. The message for us [to the players] is how we can compete now." Nuno said he has avoided making too many changes to West Ham's tactics and is instead focusing on making incremental improvements. "Simple, don't change too many things," he responded when asked about his approach. "When you arrive at a club it's about slowly progressing and trying to find the right options and solutions. Now it's how we can improve them.""
Nuno Espirito Santo has prioritized bringing West Ham's fans and players closer together and acknowledged significant work lies ahead. Fans chanted 'sack the board' during the 1-1 draw at Everton, but players and manager responded by connecting with travelling supporters after Jarrod Bowen's equaliser. Nuno praised the fans' commitment and emphasized the need to deliver results so supporters can appreciate the players' efforts. He described the Everton match as competitive and intense, and outlined a measured approach of incremental tactical changes rather than wholesale alterations while asking players to embrace the challenge.
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