Radislav Krejci admitted that the result was unacceptable and that the team would work to improve and resolve the issues.

Radyslav Krejci admitted that conceding two goals in the second half was unacceptable, as Wolves ultimately suffered a heavy defeat away to West Ham United. Although the team performed reasonably well in the first half, conceding a goal shortly before halftime and then two goals in just three minutes in the second half completely disrupted the rhythm of the game and shattered the away team's resistance.

After the match, Radyslav Krejci appeared visibly disappointed. He apologized to the fans who had traveled from afar, stating that the goal conceded stemmed from a collective mistake by the entire team, an error that is unacceptable in a high-level match.

Radislav Krejci said: "That's exactly what I'm trying to figure out, because from the start of the game I felt we were the better side. We had more space and could have done better in terms of possession. But at some point in the first half, we stopped running and didn't continue to look for suitable solutions, which allowed the opponent to seize the opportunity and score."

"In the second half, we gave our opponents too many opportunities due to our own mistakes, and the number of goals we conceded was unacceptable. We apologize to the fans, and this is not just because of this one game. We are also aware of our current position in the standings, and this result does us no good. We had a chance to get closer to victory, but ultimately failed to seize it."

"It was our own mistake that created scoring opportunities for the opponent. I don't want to blame any one person because everyone was on the court at the time. But at this level of competition, we can't afford to make such mistakes."

"I can't explain why either, because like everyone else at the club, I put all my energy into this game, and we thought it might change the situation. But it didn't turn out that way, so we'll regroup next week and try to find a solution."

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