Robert Snodgrass thrilled West Ham supporters despite Spurs loss yesterday
Knocked out of the EFL cup last night at the hands of bitter rivals Tottenham Hotspur, it wasn’t a great night for Manuel Pellegrini and West Ham United. Indeed, after a mini-revival under the Chilean, the Hammers’ issues are looking deep-rooted and there most certainly needs to be an improvement.
However, not every claret and blue star was slated on social media last night, as has (rightly) been the case in weeks and months gone by.
Scotland international Robert Snodgrass continues to make himself really rather important in the Irons’ new-look side, just a few months after returning from his loan spell with Aston Villa. The former Leeds United ace may not have been given much of a chance at the start of the campaign, though looks to be emerging as one of the Hammers’ most important players in this burgeoning new regime.
With that in mind, here’s a look at how fans on Twitter reacted to his performance last night.
Snoddy is embarrassing our other players with his work rate. Love it
— DO IT DIAGNA (@GingerPele22) October 31, 2018
Different game if Snoddy & Arnie start over Antonio & Hernandez.
Hernandez lazy, sell, rather give Perez games.
Don't think Rice put a pass out of place.
Diangana great shift
Masuaku woeful
Painful, but fair result
Good game from the Youngster Foyth at the back for spurs#WHUTOT— Just Some Geezer (@Juicedmoose) October 31, 2018
Anderson…. drop him immediately, he can’t even cross a ball, couple of games in a row now… Snoddy aaaaaall day long, love the guy @robsnodgrass7
— Ryan Jones (@RyyJoness) October 31, 2018
I don’t like to pick of players but Anderson needs to fix up asap, Snoddy being a great example of how WE like to play
— BlowingBubbles (@IfeWHU) October 31, 2018
Snodgrass or Anderson – right now I’d take snoddy all day long
— Darren (@SimplyDazza) November 1, 2018
Snoddy, Diangana and Rice were excellent and are fast becoming the first names on the team sheet, comfortably.
— Matt (@MjRadley) October 31, 2018
