POTTER SAYS IT'S A FAMILY AFFAIR

WEST HAM boss Graham Potter is determined not to get too comfortable in the job as he looks to push the club up the Premier League table.

- BY JIM VAN WIJK

Potter replaced Spaniard Julen Lopetegui in early January and, after an indifferent spell, his new team have started to build some form with back-to-back Premier League wins.

Following a break for the FA Cup fifth round, the Irons return to action against Newcastle at the London Stadium tonight.

Former Brighton and Chelsea boss Potter says he is focused on more hard work ahead to deliver consistent results.

"Feet under the table sounds a bit too comfortable - it is far from that and we constantly want to improve," said Potter.

"But I am understanding the club more and more, and I am understanding the ambition and potential, which is exciting.