Slaven Bilic

Back home in Croatia, okay, it's home, so the pressure was bigger.

But I don't feel the pressure here bigger than, for example, in Turkey.

So the pressure is everywhere.

The pressure is the championship.

The pressure is in the Premier League and everywhere.

The difference that makes Premier League than the other leagues, and that's why it's the most attractive one or whatever, is that...

When you are a Premier League manager, you know that you've been judged and criticised in a bad way or in a good way from all over the world.

You know that what West Ham fans from New Zealand are talking about you in no time because of the social media.

There are some fans in New Zealand.

Of course we have.

Of course we have.

So, no, I mean, but...

I didn't really feel more pressure here than, let's say, in Turkey.

On the contrary, here, you don't talk to the media that much as you talk in some other countries.

In some other countries, you have much more obligations, you have much more press conferences.

Here, you have a day before a game, before a game like two or three minutes, and then after the game.

OK, in some of the countries you have them almost on a daily basis.

So we can moan about the pressure sometimes.

I mean, it's not nice.

Of course it isn't.