Potter's side pummeled Nottingham Forest by three goals to nil, thanks to a dull first half and the introduction of Summerville.
The first half appeared as lacklustre for both sides, the Hammers not being able to have too many chances, whilst Forest also suffered from the same; the only player to have a shot on target and the best chance of the half would be Lucas Paqueta, who forced Sels into an acrobatic save, and that was the only highlight of the half.
The second half felt the same, not much change until the introduction of Crysencio Saver-ville, who came on in the 82nd minute and just two minutes later, wriggled his way through the Nottingham Forest midfield to give it to Jarrod Bowen, who slotted it into the back of the net. An elegant finish from Jarrod Bowen put us 1-0 up.
But it would be only two minutes later for the Hammers to see their next bit of action as it wasn't us conceding from kick-off, which is a change, but rather Crysencio dancing down the wing into the box, being brought down by Sangare and a penalty being confirmed. Lucas Paqueta stuttered and placed the ball into the net, giving us all three points, and as he wheeled off in celebration, the Brazilian Magnifico seemed to pick up the phone, throwing it away and kissing the badge, dismissing all of the ludicrous rumours yesterday about a transfer to Aston Villa.
Malick Diouf had his Malick-cious intent with his lethal crosses throughout the 90' and one of them found Callum Wilson in the 91st minute to make it 3-0 to the Hammers, and unfortunately, that means we'll most likely not sign another player this window seeing as Sully has to pay Wilson's bonus! Sorry Sul!
Jarrod Bowen turned into Jarradona with a dancing run around 5 players in the dying moments of the game, but as he was about to take the shot, Wilson remembered that Antonio's told him to try and keep his record, therefore nicking the ball from Bowen! But all happy smiles came to the end of the 90' as the refreshed starting eleven got us all three points.
A back four gave us a new life today, and hopefully it's something that Potter can learn from. Mateus Fernandes also impressed on his debut alongside Tomas Soucek and Ward-Prowse, happy smiles all around going into the International break... can anyone remind me who's on MOTD again?
