A positive atmosphere can have a massive influence on the players. The aptly named twelfth man, can deliver just that. It can make the home side feel like they have the numerical advantage, it can make them appear quicker, stronger and more determined to succeed. In the same instance it can make the opposition feel suffocated, create fear and unbalance.
In the same way negative support can breed nervousness and fear for the
On Saturday it is vital that the West Ham fanbase come together to back the manager and trust the players on the pitch. It’s time for West Ham supporters to stop questioning every decision, over analysing every team selection or substitution. We’ve become obsessed with tactics, the quality of the incoming signing or lack of them and the London Stadium
It’s difficult as a supporter to admit your team is second best, but the truth is we’re extremely far from building a promised competitive consistent squad to hit the next level. But if we respect the manager and those eleven players that start the match tomorrow and be every inch of the twelfth man in the London Stadium we might make enough of a difference to support team on to a first win in eight games.