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What do you think if Potter already try so many times to find the best player in each position, but in the end Chelsea is still lose? of course the main problem is Potter itself. I don't think Chelsea have similar case like Manchester United where the curse is from the player e.g. Ronaldo, after Ronaldo leave, Manchester United is win streak until now. In Chelsea there's no one have a power, so there's no be a personal problem there.

Perhaps this question is most of all now worries Potter himself. I see different publications are already starting to predict the date when Potter will be fired, but Bowley does not want to be like Abramovich and change coaches every six months, and he said that the coach should have the opportunity to prepare the team in the offseason. Therefore, Potter will most likely have the opportunity to stay in the team until the start of next season, and then everything will depend on him.

Just because of the Graham Potter problem and Chelsea many people have forgotten that Liverpool is performing woefully this season.
They forgotten that Liverpool is nowhere close top 4. They have forgotten that Liverpool my likely not go to Europa. everybody is now talking about Graham Potter and Chelsea. It is not only Potterthat is having problem, the English football clubs this season are very unpredictable and everybody is having the test of their own tea. Even the mighty Manchester City that used to be at the top of the league is finding it difficult to climb.
Arsenal that is at the top is not resting for a second.

Is it possible that you are missing a tiny little, yet significant detail why everyone is talking about Graham Potter and not so much about Klopp?

With a net transfer spending difference of literally half a billion Euro I think it is ok to discuss Chelsea more than Liverpool! Cheesy

If this is not a statistic that is worth the discussion the way it goes, then what is? Keep in mind that this is just for the season 22/23. Oh and first column is players bought, second column is players sold. Chelsea bought 24 players at an average price of close to 23 million Euro. Is that the highest spending per season in the history of soccer? I don't know, but if such a team then is ranked 10th and only won a single game out of the last five, something must be wrong.