Quote from: Pokapoka124 on Today at 06:57:06 PM

Quote from: AakZaki on Today at 06:23:19 PM

Potter is the choice of the new owner of chelsea, so they should have no regrets. From the background they should have understood, Potter didn't have a great history. He has no achievements so I've had doubts from the beginning that he came. Today with new players den has ordained huge money, but they haven't gotten any good results. Of course the dismissal option is pretty good, there are many coach options that haven't worked. Pocethino, Tuchel, Zidane, Enrique, Loew these are the best options at the moment. Even though tuchel is an ex, I think he's got better.

Rumours have it that a percentage of the dressing room are not happy with Potter which means he is having a division within his team, that could also be a big issue if true and we know how this things works with players not fully committed and ready to work with the current coach in a team, it is certainly going to cause problems. We saw it happen with Ronaldo and Erik Ten Hag, Chelsea players and Jose Mourinho. I think the best option for Chelsea right now is to replace Potter.

In my opinion, it's not Graham Potter who doesn't suit Chelsea, it's just that the quality of an English team that already has a name is of course the big responsibility of the coach. This is where Potter's capacity is actually not qualified, he is still far below the standards of existing Chelsea coaches. Maybe he can still master clubs outside the Premier League, while Chelsea needs a coach who is really ready to continue, not ready to build from scratch.

What we are seeing now is Potter pushing himself too hard at Chelsea and insisting he is capable but he is not. Chelsea's owners must be prepared to risk a setback, because they wanted it from the start. Leaving a competent coach like Tuchel only for complete control then this is what happened. However expensive a player is, in the hands of an improper coach, they will become dull.