Grant-Gimme more time

Last updated: 10th September 2010 Grant: long-term plans,

most importantly for the table is not the end of the season now

Avram Grant
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Avram Grant insists he is not probably worried about his West Ham United future despite their woeful.

After the loss of three match the season opening to Aston Villa, Bolton and Manchester United, the Club have suffered their worst start of the League campaign in 33 years.

David gold and David Sullivan sacked Gianfranco Zola at the end of last season after the Italian Club stores close at the top flight and of Chairmen of Upton Park turned to Grant in the hope it will bring success and stability.

Despite a wholesale change in the summer, exclamation mark over the future of the former Portsmouth Manager are covered so far include nedostigane around the fortunes of the Club.

And defeated champions Chelsea on Saturday could give Grant unwanted label as guided hammers through their worst League in the history of the Club, but Israel is named for the fans to keep cool.

"Always have patience In football," said grant.

"I am a long-term person and if you see my clubs before – even in Chelsea, Portsmouth and you can see the development teams that develop each match and you will also see the same here.

"We don't need to think about a week or two weeks, but already.

"The most important thing for a table at the end of the season, it is now," he adds.

"Teams that are on the second or fourth place in the League there and I can guarantee that some teams are at the bottom of the League will be present at the end and I am sure we will be one of them."

Reports that Grant was given an ultimatum three matches are denied by the Club this week, but rumors about the future of Manager will continue to continue if West Ham fail to win one of their upcoming fixtures against Chelsea, tricky, Stoke and Tottenham.

Grant proposals, it has rubbished pressure and insisted that he is still enjoying life at the Club.

"I'm enjoying the challenge here," he said 55 years.

"I'm enjoying it because it is a major challenge, a good Club, our vision is good, and if we can do things that we want to do here in the next few years, then West Ham would be a good team."

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