West Ham United goalkeeper Darren Randolph has not played much so far this season.
West Ham United goalkeeper Darren Randolph has written on the club’s official website that he is patient regarding his chances.
Randolph joined West Ham in the summer of 2015 on a free transfer after leaving Championship outfit Birmingham City.
The Republic of Ireland international was recruited to be a back-up to first-choice custodian Adrian.
The former Motherwell man has struggled for playing time so far this season, but he has insisted that he is biding his time.
Randolph has also made it clear that he is ready to feature for West Ham in their FA Cup third-round tie against Championship side Wolverhampton Wanderers at the Boleyn Ground in London on Saturday afternoon.
“We have a big Emirates FA Cup game against Wolves on Saturday and I will be ready for action if the manager wants me to start the game,” the 28-year-old wrote on West Ham’s official website.
“I have had to be patient, but I have been training hard and waiting for my chance to play. I felt like I showed Slaven and everyone else that I am good enough to play at the highest level when I was given a chance earlier in the season.”
“If I am given the chance to play it is more game time for me and it will be good to be back in the match stage surroundings where you are actually playing,” added Randolph.
West Ham will be favourites to win against Wolves on Saturday, especially as they are at home.
However, much will depend on the teams that the two teams will field in the tie. An early goal for Wolves could make things tough for Premier League outfit West Ham.
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