‘Annoyed’ David Moyes warns his West Ham side they have to make European nights far more ‘comfortable’ after late scare at Silkeborg… but he credits his gamers for ‘getting the task done’ to stay prime of Conference League team
David Moyes admitted he was not happy at areas of West Ham’s efficiency but declared it ‘job done’ right after they clung on for a 3-2 Europa Convention League earn at Danish side Silkeborg.
Italy striker Gianluca Scamacca, a £30million summer time signing from Sassuolo, strike a gorgeous 20-yard strike in between a penalty from Manuel Lanzini and Craig Dawson’s header.
But it was not all basic sailing for Moyes’ facet as, just as they experienced versus Romanian side FCSB a 7 days in the past, they conceded the 1st objective, this time as a result of a neat end by Kasper Kusk.
David Moyes has called on his West Ham gamers to make performances extra ‘comfortable’
And they ended up hanging on for the last 15 minutes following Soren Tengstedt pulled 1 again, before ultimately creating it two wins from two in Europe this season to prime Group B.
Moyes explained to BT Sport: ‘Bits and parts I favored, bits and items I didn’t. When it was 3-1 it ought to have been comfy.
‘We began creating very poor selections on the counter assault, which I am irritated about, and a pair of poor choices defensively.
West Ham survived a late flurry in Denmark from Silkeborg to get 3-2 in Conference League
‘But glance, we obtained the task done. Away from household, successful in Europe is not easy.’
Dawson was building his initial start of the year after recovering from an personal injury sustained around the summer months.
He mentioned: ‘They made it difficult for us to the stop.
‘The general performance was not terrific. It’s a difficult pitch to participate in on, it was a little bit sloppy but we acquired the a few points.
‘They’re a excellent aspect and enjoy great football. They know the pitch greater than us. At times we had been sloppy but we obtained the career done.
‘It’s excellent to be back again. It’s been a even though.’
The defender was near to leaving West Ham on deadline working day but a move to a midlands club, where by he could be closer to his household, unsuccessful to materialise.
Captain Declan Rice reported: ‘I’m satisfied for Craig.
‘He has had a rough few of months but I’m delighted he is with us. The supporters adore him. We love him.’