Source: Daily_Mail
Wayne Bridge determined to bounce back from nightmare West Ham debut
Wayne Bridge is desperate for West Ham's next game in order to erase the memories of his debut. [LNB]The left-back moved to Upton Park on a six-month loan deal from Manchester City last week and made his Hammers bow against Arsenal. [LNB]But Bridge was given the runaround by Theo Walcott and was at fault for every goal as the Gunners won 3-0. [LNB] Torrid time: Bridge (right) struggled to cope with Arsenal winger Walcott[LNB]'It was a difficult game for me really,' he told the club's official website. 'Theo is really quick and that was my first 90 minutes for a while. I've not played too many this season so I had a bit of cramp at the end but I didn't feel too bad for the first 60.[LNB] 'I'll just improve next week and things can only get better. I try not to look too far ahead. 'We have got Everton at the weekend and I just want to win. One thing I don't want to see is West Ham go down.' [LNB]West Ham are rooted to the foot of the table and play Everton at the weekend before heading for Birmingham with a 2-1 lead in their Carling Cup semi-final. [LNB]Bridge added: 'We should just take one game at a time and hopefully we'll end up staying up and getting a medal.[LNB] 'It's a bonus for me to be allowed to play in the League Cup and it would be lovely to end up with a winner's medal.' [LNB] West Ham 0 Arsenal 3: Gunners pour salt on Avram's woundsClub-by-club guide to every Premier League transfer deal during JanuaryWatch all the Premier League goals every week on our brilliant video playerPremier League Match Zone: All you need to know about Saturday's action All the latest West Ham news, features and opinion[LNB] Explore more:People: Theo Walcott, Wayne Bridge Places: Birmingham
