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title: "Some West Ham fans unhappy with what Snodgrass had to say after Brighton draw"
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language: "en-GB"
author: "Alex Turk"
section: "Feature Writers"
published: "2019-08-19T14:30:32Z"
modified: "2019-08-19T15:32:54Z"
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# Some West Ham fans unhappy with what Snodgrass had to say after Brighton draw

Plenty of West Ham United fans are stuck in a state of confusion and displeasure after Robert Snodgrass described Saturday’s 1-1 draw at Brighton as the reaction the team needed.

It was obvious the Hammers needed a reaction following the humiliating opening day defeat at home to Manchester City, but were fortunate to scrape a point from the AMEX Stadium.

Javier Hernandez’ goal may have saved Manuel Pellegrini from a second successive defeat with a trip to Manchester United on the horizon, but these fans are less than happy with Snodgrass’ assessment of the game:

> Twitter: @WestHam https://t.co/0D5i2Hf6n9 (@NJThompson94)

> Twitter: @WestHam I love you Snoddy but it was a poor performance (@bradleyjames22)

> Twitter: @WestHam If we play like that against Watford we will lose! (@WHUFCUSA)

> Twitter: @WestHam Need to up your levels ie the team otherwise it’s another mediocre season (@dazzler5931)

> Twitter: @WestHam Did the club write that for you? (@matfieldaj)

### READ WEST HAM’S VERDICT

These supporters have a very fair argument – a 1-1 draw against one of the teams touted for relegation at the start of the season isn’t exactly an overwhelmingly positive reaction to getting battered 5-0 on your own turf.

It’s not a defeat though, and Brighton have in fact looked in good stead under Graham Potter, but to come out acting positive and saying it was a good reaction is rather questionable on Snodgrass’ part.

Go and get a point or more at one of the big clubs, that’s a reaction, or go and beat Watford at Vicarage Road this weekend as the Seagulls did in game-week 1. Give the fans a reason to be optimistic.
