Porter: Disappointed by the defeat, but West Ham must cheer up, and will pay attention to the signing + defense issues
1:51pm, 23 August 2025Football
Hupu, August 23, West Ham coach Graham Porter was interviewed by Sky Sports after a 1-5 defeat to his old club Chelsea.
"Of course, very disappointed with the result.
West Ham had a good overall start, scoring a great goal and then conceding a very easy goal, which probably set the tone of the night.
We were against a top team, but the way we conceded the ball made it difficult for us to win. We had to do better.
We were disappointed with the goal and we were disappointed with the result.
We had to cheer up and prepare to face the Wolves. Keep going."
Need some new players?
"We will keep paying attention, but more importantly, we must make it more difficult for our opponents to break through our goal."
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