Graham Potter sits down with Sky Sports to discuss his hopes ahead of his first full season as West Ham United head coach; Potter admits the Hammers are a work in progress despite taking steps forward;

Graham Potter's time in charge of West Ham has yet to really ignite. It has not been an easy seven months since he took over from the sacked Julen Loptegui in January. The club were 14th in the Premier League at the time - seven points above the relegation zone - and with just six league wins to their name.

Graham Potter is under pressure just one game into the new Premier League season, but West Ham plan to back their head coach.