West Ham's electric forward and midfield force of nature both celebrated their five-year anniversaries at the club this week

The 2-1 defeat to Chelsea at Stamford Bridge on Monday was West Ham's fourth defeat in their past six Premier League games - as many as in their prior 13 games in the competition.

So not the fairytale result Graham Potter had wanted on his return to Stamford Bridge, but the West Ham boss will have been encouraged by his team’s level of performance and no lack of fight. A 2-1 defeat in the end for the Hammers — their third in his first five games at the helm — yet Potter always knew the changes he was being hired to make were not quick tinkers here and there.