West Ham United captain Mark Noble says the whole squad had a get-together in a bid to put a disappointing January behind them.
After picking up five wins from seven Premier League matches in December, the Hammers tasted success just once in the league in January while they were also knocked out of the FA Cup by League One outfit AFC Wimbledon.
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West Ham produced a better performance in Monday’s 1-1 draw at home to table-toppers Liverpool and the hosts arguably should have won the match, having passed up several opportunities.
Although that draw extended the winless run to four matches, there were enough positive for Manuel Pellegrini to take out of the game and he will be hoping to clinch all three points at Crystal Palace on Saturday.
Skipper Noble has revealed the team had a chat recently to discuss their January blues and how they were going to turn things around.
He told the club’s official website: “We spoke about January in house, together, and said, look, the (transfer) window has closed now. To be honest, everyone has been great and is fully on board.”
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