Michail Antonio
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388 appearances
3 recordings
3 series
first heard Apr 2019
last heard 8 Jul
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We've gone, we've now moved to the new club, the new training ground, and it was the exact same building, all they've done is knocked down walls, and every year they knocked down walls and built another wall and a different room into a different room, and that's what it was every single year.
instead of just going and planning for the future.
So I just feel like there just needs to be someone there to not think and just think of a structure over a four, five, six year plan.
And then I reckon things would have been a lot better that way, instead of just focusing on the club year by year.
Yeah, 100%.
Like I said, he's come in to a squad that he possibly was struggling to deal with because he was struggling because he was hardly winning any games.
So it wasn't until he managed to get his staff in and a few players that he felt was necessary in, then he picked up.
Honestly...
I couldn't give you a real answer to that because it's a bit of a mix and blend of everything.
Like, you can't fully blame the owners because if you look at what the owner has spent over the last few years, he has actually spent money.
But obviously, it's not...
in the right places.
Because obviously, I feel like the chief execs and stuff like that that they're bringing in, it's not realising the culture of the club.
I just feel like everybody needs to understand the West Ham way, the West Ham culture.
Once you understand that, then you can build the club around the culture.
What, how, where...
West Ham play so I feel like bringing in bringing in Potter who wanted to be young bringing and bringing young players and try and change the philosophy of how he wants to play how West Ham wants to play it's something that obviously everybody wanted is what the fans wanted and that's why they got rid of David Moyes because he they wanted a different way they wanted prettier football
But before I came to West Ham, at the bowling ground, West Ham was always meant to be known to be nasty, resilient, graft, hardworking.
Those were the culture.
That's what the club was about.
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