Jarital Bowen’s comments about Andy Irving prove that some West Ham fans have received one thing completely wrong for him – Hammers News – West Ham United Fc

And this is really very good for Andy Irving, the cult character of Hammers, who has really brought in to fans at the London Stadium this season.

While the 24-year-old may not be extremely gifted technically, he works with his socks for the team.

He has incredible working ethics and is often the last player to leave Rush Green after a workout.

Erving recently admitted that it was difficult for him to adapt to the speed and intensity of the Premier League football.

So the fact that he puts in the hard yards to try to improve, speak a lot about his character and mentality.

Are these two things enough to do it at an elite sport?

Andy Irving of Jarrd Bowen proves an important thing

The Scottish midfielder is actually a West Ham player since the summer of 2023.

However, we have only seen it in the hammer shirt competitively 10 times, a total of 173 minutes.

Graham Potter is clearly ready to give Irving a great chance to impress in the last few months of the season.

And Bowen is adamant that Potter’s faith in Scotland will be well placed.

The Hammer captain offered huge praise for his teammate, quoted by Athletic:

“Andy works incredibly hard and was incredibly patient,” he said. “I’m really dealing with Andy. I had a lot of conversations with him and I always told him that I knew that his time would come because I saw him in training. It looked comfortable. He looked at home with him and I know there will be many more (appearances) for Andy. “

You have it there. Bowen thinks Irving has everything he needs to do it at the highest level.

So the majority of West Ham fans, including I, have completely confused him for Irn-Bru Iniesta?

Jarind Bowen says Andy Irving has a future in West Ham

My personal opinion on Irving is that he is a decent football player, but not someone who can move the needle for us.

It does not make enough progressive gaps or a ball brings for my taste, only four and zero in the Premier League this season (FBREF) respectively.

However, Jarday Bowen clearly thinks Andy Irving has a lot to offer West Ham.

The 28-year-old Hammers captain sees the Scot in a training day, the day-edition, so he is obviously in a far better position than me to give his opinion on what the midfielder carries at the club.

The fact that Bowen thinks Irving is convenient to play Premier League football tells me a lot about former Austria Clagenfurt and Hearts Man.

I may have been wrong all the time and Irving will be able to succeed with West Ham in the Premier League. Only time will tell.