It was New Year, same old problems for Chelsea and Graham Potter.
The Chelsea coach admits he spent his World Cup break staring into the Pacific on holiday in America trying to figure a way to improve his side’s alarming form.
Yet their home win over Bournemouth on their return appears to have been only a temporary respite. A trip to lowly promoted Nottingham Forest was a chance for Potter to record successive league wins for just the second time since he was appointed on September 8.
