But he has dismissed talk of him being a potential Germany head coach of the future.
David Moyes spoke highly of the Albion head coach after his Everton side grabbed a late 1-1 draw at the Amex last Saturday.
They followed that with another comeback to win 2-1at Fulham yesterday.
Hurzeler was aware of Moyes’s comments and said: “It's always nice to hear these things, especially from a manager who has been managing so long in the Premier League and who has achieved so many incredible things.
“I really appreciate his words and I think we shouldn't make a secret out of it.
“When you're in that phase and having that criticism, it's always nice to hear these kinds of things.
“Therefore, I appreciate his words and now I need to follow with good performances and good results, otherwise it will be difficult to ach
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ieve this goal.”
In terms of one day taking charge of Germany, he said: “I think it would be not the right moment from my side to speak now about being a Germany manager when I'm not able to win Premier League games.
“Therefore, I really should be humble. I really should focus on the things I can control and focus on managing the key moments better because in the end it's my responsibility.
“It's my responsibility to get the team out of this run. I'm convinced that I will do it. I'm convinced that I will do it together with my team and together with my staff because there's always a great togetherness. Then let's see what happens in the future.”