Chelsea legend Pat Nevin has insisted the Blues are playing "as good football as he has seen for a while" despite winning just two of their last 15 games under boss Graham Potter.
The former Brighton manager is under increasing pressure to turn the tide on his Stamford Bridge reign or risk losing his place in the hot seat altogether. Potter's tenure plummeted to a new low on Saturday afternoon when Chelsea were beaten 1-0 at home by bottom-placed outfit Southampton at home.
It is clear that the Blues boss is still desperately searching for his best starting eleven five months after his appointment, with Potter making an astonishing 73 changes to the starting line-up since his arrival. For context, that is 23 more than the side with the second-most changes in Liverpool.
