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Quote from: aylabadia05 on Today at 03:39:28 PM

Let's not dwell too much on the disappointment of Chelsea's performance, perhaps it was a deserved result for Chelsea since Graham Potter became Tuchel's successor.
Potter's record track has only been able to make Brighton a mid-table team in the two seasons since he was handled from 2019 to 2022.

It could be that Graham Potter's dismissal as a solution behind Chelsea's poor record so far but the appointment of his replacement if not properly carried out by Boehly will also not be much different from the current results.
Which makes me ask why Potter didn't dare to bring in Fofana and pull out Havertz who didn't look at all optimal earlier.

I think Graham Potter failed in coaching Chelsea. Make no mistake Chelsea have spent lavishly in the January transfer window. They have however failed to win any of their two games since then.

Graham Potter was so out of his depth it was so sad. Only 3 wins in 10 domestic matches and 6 goals. No wins in 10 games against top 10. Chelsea's performance has no character because the coach cannot maximize the abilities of the players.

But Chelsea's current problem is not with the team but with the coach. From the beginning of Graham Potter's appointment as Chelsea coach, I have surmised that Chelsea's performance will not change as expected. I even think Boehly has made the wrong decision at the beginning he acquired the Blues by sacking Tuchel.

This has been my worries since the inception of Potter as Chelsea manager, like the job is too way beyond his capacity based on the level of the club. At first it was like the lack of needed players were the problem behind the losses Chelsea was having even against smaller teams but even with the great players signed to the team Potter is yet to win a game in a superb way befitting of a team that has spent such huge amount of cash in the last window transfer.