West Ham's Pablo Barrera is confident the club can recover from a slow start and steer clear of trouble.
Summer signing confident Hammers will come good
West Ham new boy Pablo Barrera is confident the club can recover from a slow start and steer clear of trouble.
The Hammers have endured a torrid opening to the 2010/11 campaign, losing their first two Premier League fixtures.
They are one of just three clubs yet to put a point on the board, with Stoke and Wigan having also stumbled out of the blocks.
This was supposed to be the season West Ham broke back into the top half of the table, having finally established stability away from the field.
Belief
However, the arrivals of Avram Grant and co-owners David Sullivan and David Gold are yet to have the desired impact and the club must be wary of being cast adrift too soon.
Mexican winger Barrera, who moved to Upton Park over the summer, has full faith in the Hammers' ability to clamber out of the bottom three and insists there is no need to panic just yet.
"West Ham have good players, so I believe in the team," said the 23-year-old winger.
"The scores don't reflect what has happened on the pitch and I'm sure in the coming weeks we will be better."
