Beijing time on January 9, the wind and clouds change, the Premier League field again waves. West Ham United official high-profile release, Potter, the tactical master who was in charge of Chelsea, will be in charge of the team coaching whip, the two sides signed a two-and-a-half-year pact.
Potter showed his humility and respect in front of the media by not only paying tribute to his former boss Moyes, but also promising to work with him to create a better future. Porter revealed that he will personally dial Moyes' number for valuable advice and support. He said: "I know who is going to help me on my way to success, and Moyes' experience and wisdom is vital to the team. I am trying to fit in here, get to know the culture of the team and feel the atmosphere."
Faced with his new role and the future of the team, Porter appeared determined and pragmatic: "It will take some time when we first arrive. But we have the same goal and working together is the key. The Premier League is very competitive, and if we fall apart, it's hard to find victory. We must work together, integrate our resources and meet the challenge with trust and unity."
Porter did not forget to mention the importance of results: "Results are the best proof. I know the importance of choice and timing. Ever since I contacted West Ham United, I felt it was a great opportunity. The fans are passionate and loyal and the team is full of challenges. I believe I can lead the team to greatness."
Looking back on his time at Chelsea, Potter has described it as being like going through the elements in a washing machine. Today, he has a deeper understanding of the brutality of the Premier League, but he is confident about the future of West Ham United. He likened it to "The Premier League is sometimes like a washing machine spinning at high speed, but I hope West Ham United will be a washing machine that runs moderately and gives us more preparation time."
