"It was a tough game and we competed well. There are some positives and some negatives but today was about competing as a team and being close to each other, It is a good first game for us. The goal we conceded we should have been more aggresive but in the second half we defended better. Everything starts from there."
"Things will come naturally if we take the right steps forwards. It is too soon to have too much analysis about my team. There are lots of things to improve, we have to know the players better. The message was clear, every ball matters."
A new West Ham manager replaced the previous coach at the weekend and oversaw a 1-1 draw at Everton. Everton took the lead through a powerful Michael Keane header. West Ham improved markedly in the second half and equalised via Jarrod Bowen's angled shot, the first opposition Premier League goal at Hill Dickinson Stadium. The match featured defensive adjustments and closer team compactness after the interval. The manager emphasised the need for further improvement, more aggressive defending on conceded chances, deeper knowledge of the squad, and a focus that every ball matters before fuller evaluation can be made.
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