West Ham boss David Moyes was delighted with their 4-1 win at Watford on Tuesday night.
Emmanuel Dennis had Watford ahead on four minutes before West Ham stormed back thanks to goals from Tomas Soucek, Said Benrahma, Mark Noble (pen) and Nikola Vlasic.
Moyes said: "A really good result.
"Mark Noble played so well today for someone has not played as much but he has a great attitude.
"We are not talking about the top four, you are. We are only talking about doing the best we can."
On the decision to rule out Jarrod Bowen's strike at 2-1, he added: "It looks like we have gone back to where we were a year and a half ago with soft free kicks and it will be a shame for the game if that is the way we are going.
"I didn't complain at the time but ludicrously soft it was. I can't believe that goal wasn't given."
On surpassing Harry Redknapp to become the third most victorious manager in the Premier League with 237 wins, Moyes said: "I am smiling. It is a long journey. Everyone has done this job will tell you how hard it is to win the games, and to stay in the job sometimes."
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