Tuesday, 22 September 2015

Dimitri Payet shocked by West Ham's form

Last Updated: 22/09/15 10:41am
Dimitri Payet surprised by West Ham's fine start
Dimitri Payet surprised by West Ham's fine start
Midfielder Dimitri Payet admits he has been surprised by West Ham's flying start to the Premier League campaign.
The Hammers have been outstanding this season, especially their away form which has included a hat-trick of victories at Arsenal, Liverpool and Manchester City.
They have won four of their six league games and sit third in the table.


"I might have been a little sceptical if you told me where we'd be, but we've shown that our position has not happened by chance," the French midfielder told the club website.
"We continue to take points, that's the important thing.
Payet strides past Demichelis during West Ham's win over Manchester City
Payet strides past Demichelis during West Ham's win over Manchester City
"I wouldn't necessarily say we're winning away with ease, but it's true that we've got a defensive unit that's tough to budge," said the 28-year-old summer recruit from Marseille.
West Ham won 2-1 at the Etihad to become the first team not only to beat City in the league but to score against them this season.
"We've sprung a few surprises - we've beaten City, so people are beginning to speak a lot more about us. Naturally, victories bring confidence. Saturday was the third win away from home," he added.
Payet celebrates a goal with Mark Noble
Payet celebrates a goal with Mark Noble
"When we're winning we grow and grow in confidence. We're quite sure of ourselves because we have faith in our quality.
"I'm trying to continue where I left off with Marseille last season. It's going very well."
Team-mate Diafra Sakho, who scored against Liverpool and City, attributed their impressive away success to hard work and discipline.
"Every player has worked so hard for the team and had a big motivation to win the game," the 25-year-old striker said.
"The manager spoke to every player and we knew we had to give 100 per cent. Our tactics were very important." 
source:skysports.com

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