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Manuel Pellegrini comments on West Ham United’s style of play

Manuel Pellegrini manager (Robbie Jay Barratt - AMA/Getty Images)
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West Ham United boss Manuel Pellegrini has produced one of the most dangerous attacking line-ups in the Premier League at the London Stadium.

Manuel Pellegrini, Manager of West Ham United looks on ahead of the Premier League match between West Ham United and Crystal Palace at London Stadium on October 05, 2019 in London, United...

Manuel Pellegrini has told Football London that he won’t be changing West Ham United’s style of play, regardless of results.

West Ham have impressed so far this season, with their attacking style catching the eye.

The Hammers have formed a seriously dangerous quartet up-top, with Manuel Lanzini, Sebastian Haller, Andriy Yarmolenko and Felipe Anderson ranking among the Premier League’s most dangerous forwards.

And Pellegrini feels that West Ham fans deserve to be watching such entertaining football.

“This style of football, I am very pleased,” Pellegrini said.

“We scored a beautiful goal against Crystal Palace, we are making chances and trying to score, play the most amount of time in the opposite half, we have more shots on target.

“I think that we, especially for the fans, we are selling them a product of attractive football. The players are happy, the fans are happy, I am happy. It is easy to defend with eight or nine players and then play counter attacks but that is not the way I like to play.

Manuel Pellegrini  of West Ham United during training at Rush Green on April 5, 2019 in Romford, England.

“The fans deserve to have our style of football and we will not change that whether we are winning or losing.”

At the moment West Ham’s stylish play is producing good results, with optimism building at the London Stadium.

West Ham were beaten by Crystal Palace in their last outing before the international break though, in what turned out to be a disappointing result.

West Ham are next in action against Everton tomorrow, and a victory would put them into the top four, before the 3pm kick-offs take place.