Fulham's start to the Premier League has been challenging, with Alvaro Arbeloa facing significant pressure after six games without a win, leaving the team at the bottom of the table. The latest setback came in a heart-wrenching 2-1 defeat to Ipswich Town, where Fulham conceded two late goals after leading in the match.

Despite the disappointing results, Arbeloa remains resolute about his position, stating, "I never worry about my position. I don't feel fear. You cannot be a coach if you feel it." He emphasizes the importance of focusing on the team's performance rather than his own job security, acknowledging the need for points but maintaining confidence in his players.

• Current Standings: 2 points from 6 matches
• Recent Matches: Led in two consecutive games but failed to secure a win

Arbeloa, who succeeded Marco Silva after his departure to Benfica, faces the challenge of stabilizing the team. Under Silva, Fulham had a competitive edge in the Premier League, but Arbeloa’s limited managerial experience raises questions about his ability to turn the tide.

The recurring issue for Fulham has been conceding late goals, with four such instances in their six matches. Yet, Arbeloa remains defiant, asserting, "Maybe you don't know me but I played for the best team in the world. I have coached the best team in the world." He embraces the pressure, viewing it as a normal aspect of football life, and insists he is the right man to lead Fulham through this tough period.