Vincent Kompany makes ‘exciting’ claim about West Ham squad as Burnley look to start assembling points
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Following their international break, Burnley’s next opponent is the Hammers, who visit Turf Moor on Saturday.
Moyes’ team has had a strong start to the new campaign, ranking tenth in the Premier League standings with five wins, two draws, and five losses. This is after the team won the UEFA Conference League the previous year.
Kompany isn’t shocked at all that the East London team is performing well, though, given the players West Ham has at their disposal.
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In this competition, there is an inherent respect for individual quality. However, he added, “that’s our objective, to demonstrate the potential to be among this.
“There are a few injuries and the absence of [Michail] Antonio, but when you look at the midfield with [Edson] Alvarez and [Lucas] Paqueta, you can see that they have a dangerous passer and a player I’ve known for a long time in [Mohammed] Kudus. This is just an exciting team, looking at it from a neutral standpoint.
We are aware of how formidable a foe West Ham is; all you have to do is look at their roster and the investments they have made in specific positions. To be honest, I truly like the squad they have.
“All right, this isn’t going to be an easy game, but the objective is still to score three points.”
“Coaching-wise, it’s similar to any other game in that you see opportunities for your team to turn it into a game and win, and that’s the main focus.”
Burnley’s goal is to score points quickly in order to move up from the bottom of the table after a dismal run of performance.
The Clarets have only collected four points from their first 12 games and have dropped their last five straight league games.
Even with the bad performance, Kompany is certain that things will turn around soon and that his Burnley team won’t fall apart.
Kompany responded, “More than ever,” when asked if he still had faith. However, that’s also who I am. I will be the last man to believe till the very end, if anyone still does.
It is a part of both the squad and the team. We shouldn’t ever question our ability to compile a series of findings, in my opinion.
Right now, details—sometimes even specific details—have been what have cost us. However, I see solutions, and it is my responsibility as a manager to assist the team and present those answers to them.
