I agree with you that Chelsea's current ugliness is not entirely the coach's fault but includes the players, coaches and management team who must be open to each other what is best for Chelsea's progress in the next season.
Because if Chelsea continues like this it is very dangerous to get closer to the relegation zone.
It's not funny if Chelsea's ugliness can make the club drop further from its ranking.[/left]
Actually, it is difficult to blame one object for Chelsea's problems, but you can be sure that most people, especially the fans, will blame Potter because all of this started during his coaching period when they failed against Southampton at Stamford Bridge. I can't blame Potter entirely, because if we see Todd bringing in too many new players during the Premier League. And on the other hand, Potter also said that he had difficulty managing players to adapt to the team, because he had a lot to do, apart from setting the strategy for each game he also had to take the time to give opportunities to players who had just arrived to adapt first. I hope the management can be more open with Pochettino about the team's interests and progress in the next season.
Right from when Chelsea issues started this ended season, I have never blamed the coaches for being the problem.
Even when everybody was against Graham Potter, I still was confident enough that Porter wasn't the problem of Chelsea.
When one or two coaches have managed the same club for short duration of time and did not get results. And also there are good players in such a team and yet result is not coming just know that the problem is from the management. Use the case of Manchester United for a few seasons ago and understand what actually is happening with Chelsea. When the management removed their hand from the coaching responsibilities club will stabilize