3 reasons why West Ham United will turn their season around

Home will eventually feel like home

Moving to a new stadium can’t be easy for any player, especially those who have played for the club for a long period of time at the old ground.

The Boleyn Ground was West Ham’s home for well over a century, but moving to the former 2012 Olympic Stadium in the summer was seen as a way of taking the club forward.

As of yet, their performances there have not been at the same level as last season, but the players need time to adapt to a home ground that is, in reality, quite alien to them.

Arsenal took a while to acclimatise to the Emirates Stadium when they moved there in 2006, and it’ll be the same for West Ham at the London Stadium.