Chelsea manager Graham Potter faces an uphill task to keep his job as head coach amid a baron run of form for the west London outfit. The Blues have just two wins in 15 matches, leaving the side in mid-table and walking towards a season that will fizzle out in the final few months.
The latest defeat came at the hands of London rivals Tottenham this weekend as the Lilywhites took control of the game thanks to a long-range effort from Oliver Skipp and a calm finish from Harry Kane from a corner. It has only created growing dissent from supporters over the current management staff.
Potter knows he is in a tough situation, but insists his focus is on the next clash against Leeds, telling the media: "I can’t necessarily think too much 40,000 or 50,000 people. I need to focus on what I can control, which is the next day and the next training session. Our supporters have been very fair and I have supported the team. I’ve no complaints with the supporters. They are entitled to be frustrated, upset and angry with the results we’ve got and that is my responsibility. So I have no complaints with the supporters.”
