West Ham boss Manuel Pellegrini says it would have been “impossible” for his side to play any worse in Tuesday’s defeat to Wolves.
The Hammers appear to have hit a rocky patch and the loss was their third in a row, including Saturday’s embarrassing FA Cup exit at League One’s bottom club AFC Wimbledon.
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It could have been worse on Tuesday but for the excellent efforts of keeper Lukasz Fabianski but the defeat sees them slip to 11th in the table and the manager was less than pleased.
“We were looking for a reaction after we lost against Wimbledon in the cup,” Pellegrini said.
“We couldn’t do it and we have to review all we are doing, because something we are doing is bad. No shots on target and we conceded three goals, so it is impossible to play worse.”
