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I'm puzzled by Chelsea's recent performance under Potter. Potter is unable to lead the team despite having all the resources and talent. Chelsea's home loss to Southampton highlights their poor form, prompting us to question its reason.

The club should have known where they went wrong when signing Potter for the incredible talent at Chelsea.
I think there will be a change in the Chelsea coaching chair at the end of this season. and they can start next season better.
overall, the team's play is terrible, they look very lame even with good names in the squad.
The Club should think about this.

There are quality players on the team, and it's Potter's job to properly coordinate these players and give them the tactics. If it can't do this job, you shouldn't look for the problem elsewhere. It could have been different if Ancelotti or Guardiola had this squad. These coaches could have used the Chelsea squad better. That's why I don't think Graham Potter can manage more teams.

Everyone should expect less from Graham Potter. he is just gathering new crop of footballers and with this young talented footballers we don't expect Porter to have results this season.The result of Chelsea by next season you will understand how beautiful they will do and they will likely be the title contenders. This season is already gone and the more you try to fix Chelsea in a haste that is the more problems you have. Todd should better allow Potter to settle down with this group of players and Chelsea will be great again from next season

I doubt that this is just a question of age. Many of those players are of high calibre and cost a lot of money. There is a certain minimum they should be able to deliver. That is how the business works.

The problem I see is that Graham Potter has almost zero stability when it comes to the starting squads. Sometimes it looks as if he rolls the dice. He has by far the most active players in the league along with Nottingham Forest. Countless transfers, players that played yesterday are gone tomorrow. Some not even sitting on the bench when the started the last game and so on.

He needs to find a formation he trusts in and go from there. If you change five or more positions almost every game I think that can't work out very well.