"Will I walk away? If the problem is me, why not?" Zola told reporters after the match at Upton Park.
"I will have to think a lot overnight. As far as I can see it is not that the players are not trying enough. They are.
"I have a big bond with the players so it wouldn't be easy to walk out on them. I know the situation is not going the way it should. Obviously, I am prepared to accept the situation.
"We will see what happens. Let me think about it because this is the bottom line.
"I have to see if I am really the right man for the job. I am honest and if I don't see that I am the man I will let you know."
"It is very painful and I will have to think a lot about how our situation stands and find a solution," Zola added.
"There is a lot to think about. Looking at the results, I can't say I am getting the best out of the players.
"I am not making excuses. We are not performing as well as we should and I take responsibility for that.
"Right now I feel flat because we lost our sixth game in a row. I have to see what is the problem."
