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Vladimir Coufal posts somewhat cryptic tweet after West Ham beat Anderlecht

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Vladimir Coufal posted somewhat of a cryptic tweet this morning, after West Ham beat Anderlecht 1-0 last night.

The Hammers are now firmly in control of our Europa Conference League group, and a win in the next game against Anderlecht would see us qualify as group winners.

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There was plenty to like about last night’s performance, although the West Ham players were still not anywhere near their best.

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Coufal was one of the few who had an off night in Belgium. And that hasn’t been anything new of late.

The 30-year-old is an absolute shadow of the player who joined West Ham for around £4 million in 2020 (The Sun).

The Czech Republic international has been the target of heavy criticism from large sections of Hammers fans this season, myself included.

And whilst he didn’t necessarily respond to that criticism on the pitch, it seems as though he did on social media…

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Vladimir Coufal posts tweet after West Ham beat Anderlecht 

The 30-year-old right-back put in an average performance last night out in Belgian, and that’s being generous in fairness.

The Czech defender hasn’t been anywhere near his best for quite some time now.

David Moyes dropped him for last weekend’s clash with Wolves and it would be no surprise to see him do the same again for Sunday’s game against Fulham.

Coufal took to Twitter today and posted a fairly cryptic tweet:

Quite what Coufal means by ‘not interested in the rest’ is anyone’s guess.

It could be fairly innocuous, i.e pertaining to the fact that the result is all that matters in the end.

Or it could mean that he’s not interested in the criticism he has been receiving. Who knows? It was certainly a cryptic message though.

We love Vladimir Coufal and really want to see him get back to his best for West Ham.

Whether that will ever happen remains to be seen though.

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