Manor Solomon Earns Praise Amidst West Ham's Poor Start

West Ham United continued their disappointing start to the season, drawing 1-1 against Watford on Saturday, leaving them in 19th place with only two points from a possible nine. While most of the team faced criticism from local media, Israeli winger Manor Solomon received relatively positive reviews.

Several outlets highlighted Solomon's consistent performance despite the team's struggles. Hammers.news awarded him a score of 7, the second-highest on the team, noting he was the "heartbeat on the wing" but lacked the necessary impact to make a difference. The publication stated, "Solomon needs more quality around him, he is one of the few players who have shown up so far for West Ham this season."

Claret & Hugh gave Solomon a 6, acknowledging his impressive dribbling and increasing influence as the game progressed. They described him as the player most likely to create something for West Ham, but noted Watford managed him well and that he requires more support.

Green Street Hammers also gave him a 7, praising his second-half performance and calling him West Ham's "most consistent attacker" this season, despite his inability to score. A fan page, WestHam_Central, commended Solomon as the only winger capable of beating his marker and possessing the technical ability and intelligence to be relied upon going forward.