Funny enough I thought Potter will do great at Chelsea. He was really good at Brighton and I felt he will replicate the same performance with Chelsea. How wrong I was. I really don't know what happened t Potter in Chelsea but he was beyond awful. His team played so badly. Chelsea should have fired him earlier.
But then again, Chelsea went ahead to hire Lampard. What exactly were they thinking? If Chelsea had gotten a better manager after sacking Potter they would have finished in a better place on the table. probably not a among the top 6, but definitely not 12th position.
Yes, it's true, I see Chelsea's situation is always in a bad state, especially after coaching from Potter. I don't know what was the reason Todd brought Potter to train his club, from a financial point of view Chelsea was very supportive and they could bring in any good player for their club but the strange thing was that in the end, no matter how good the player was, Chelsea still couldn't get out of their slump. Lampard's presence in fact could not make any progress or change for Chelsea, yes maybe indeed because this task was too difficult for him. Now Todd has succeeded in bringing in Pochettino and has entrusted Chelsea to him. So far Todd says that Pochettino is believed to have very experienced in coaching English League clubs. Everyone including the fans and I will be very happy if Pochettino manages to make a change for Chelsea next season. Now Pochettino is reshuffling the Blues squad and I hope that Chelsea's appearance in the Premier League next season can be as expected, placing in the top five in the standings to be able to compete is very good for the first step of his progress.
Chelsea may want to return with full force to perform well next season, but I don't think it will be possible in an easy way, because even if the team has a good coach and still the player didn't perform, nothing is going to change the team the following season. Chelsea always spends money on young players, and that is the main factor that is affecting them because lavishing young players with money causes them to perform poorly on the field.
Although I am aware that paying a premium price for a player is a good idea and that good players deserve the best, Chelsea purchases players without first determining the team's problems. As such, I would advise Chelsea to thoroughly investigate the squad before adding any more players.