This isn’t how I imagined ending the season.
Not with West Ham. Not with the Czech Republic. And certainly not with an injury.
I’m sorry we couldn’t give our fans the moments and results you deserved. That hurts me more than anything.
The good thing about football is that there’s always another challenge waiting. A new season is almost here, bringing a new opportunity to put things right.
For 12 years as a professional, I’ve been lucky enough to avoid a serious injury. Now I have to face a challenge I haven’t faced before. But everyone who knows me knows one thing.
I never give up!
This injury doesn’t change my mindset. If anything, it makes me even more determined. I’ll use these next few weeks/months to work, recover and come back stronger. As a player, as a teammate and as a person.
Since the season ended, I’ve only had one thing on my mind. West Ham United. This club means so much to me and I’m ready to do everything I can in helping get it back to where it belongs; to the English Premier League.
For the immediate future, I’ll support the boys off the pitch whilst I rehabilitate. Then once back, I’ll give everything I have on the pitch, fighting alongside the boys once again.
COYI!
As for the international team, I need some time to think about my future.
I’m deeply disappointed with how our World Cup campaign ended. I know we are capable of much more in every aspect than we showed, and that’s one of the biggest reasons why this disappointment is so difficult to accept.
Representing the Czech Republic has always been the greatest honour of my career. That’s why I don’t want to make any decision in the heat of the moment. I’ll take the time to reflect and decide what’s best for everyone.
One thing is certain.
I’ll be back.
Stronger. Hungrier. More determined than ever.
Thank you for standing by me through everything. Your support means more than words can say. ❤️
No offence but to not be in that top 8 after leaving Upton park and on the brink of relegation is a joke. Sullivan do us all a favour and sell up, nobody likes you
There were found to be more VAR errors in the Premier League in the recent review.
In gameweek 35 there were three VAR errors and one on-field error that didn't meet the VAR threshold.
The premier league is sitting there laughing rubbing their hands together after the West Ham v Arsenal game. Poor VAR decisions will get them all the views and clicks they want!
VAR has ruined the premier league!
🚨 Jarrod Bowen on disallowed goal: “When you look at the screen for five minutes you'll find something”.
“Do I think it's the right decision? No. Where's the consistency? As a fan you don't want to celebrate a goal and then wait eight minutes and it's taken off you”.
How has that Bournemouth penalty been given, but neither one of West Ham’s penalties yesterday were given.
@premierleague has become the worst league in the world.
Soucek rugby tackled in the box and no penalty given
Yarmoluyk takes Pablo clean out but no penalty given because he “slipped”
All on top of their first goal that shouldn’t have been given
Genuinely unfathomable officiating here today