West Ham Manager Slaven Bilic has said
that his team weren't good enough in their 4-0 thrashing by Liverpool in the Premier League on
Sunday. Goals from Daniel Sturridge
and Divock Origi, either side of a Philippe Coutinho brace, saw the Reds on their way to victory at the London Stadium.
He said “We spoke
before the game about wanting to put in the same performance as against Spurs,
but it wasn't to be, we were slower and Liverpool were quicker. We could have
scored the first goal and maybe it would have changed the game and we should
have equalised with Andre Ayew's
chance. But it wasn't good enough, especially in the second half. There was a
little bit of complacency that we wanted to avoid. There was no place for that
in such a big game, but it was probably there subconsciously.”
Bilic also admitted a little
bit of relief that such a challenging debut season at West Ham's new home was
coming to an end
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