West Ham United manager Gianfranco Zola has revealed he has held a frank meeting with his players in a bid to halt their slide down the Premier League table.
The Hammers have gone six matches without a win to leave them sitting 14th in the top flight, a position which has seen Zola's job called into question.
Zola's managerial career started with two Premier League wins on the trot but the Hammers have recorded just a point since.
And ahead of Saturday's clash with Portsmouth, Zola has discussed the club's fortunes with his squad.
"We had a chat and confrontation and I think that was a positive thing, and now on the pitch we will see whether it gives us positive results or not," said Zola.
"We are aware of the situation. We know what we need to improve if we want to end matches on the winning side instead of the losing side.
"The players believe in that and they want to react and sort out the situation. That is encouraging."
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