West Hamskipper Jarrod Bowen has announced an apology after facing his supporters after the Carabao Cup defeat to the Wolves. Teammates Thomas Sousek and Alphonse Areola were found restraining Bowen as the captain is ready to expand the advertising board and reach travel fans full-time.
Graham Potter’s men suffered a disappointing loss in Molinaw. Hammer led 2-1 with just 10 minutes left, but only to complete the quickfire comeback, Jorgenstrandlasen, who took the net twice in a row, earning the quickfire comeback.
Television reports failed to capture what was exchanged during the conflict with Bowen’s supporters, but the English star has issued an official statement. “I apologize to the fans for my reaction tonight,” he posted on Instagram.
“I’m a passionate guy and fight every time I step onto the pitch. But I need to set a better example and fans know how much I love you and this club!
This shows West Ham has returned to action with a Premier League away fixture against Nottingham Forest.
“No, I don’t know what was said,” West Ham manager Potter commented on the incident. “Everyone hurts, but they don’t have the outcome we want, so that’s right.
“That’s normal. Jarrod is the club’s incredible captain and servant. It’s just an exchange of vision by people who care about the club. The most important relationship at the club is between the fans and the team. The fans are the most important people.”
Heading towards Tuesday’s clash at Molyneux, West Ham and the Wolves were the only Premier League teams to be defeated in both league fixtures this season.
