Chelsea manager Graham Potter has been warned by former player Gus Poyet that results must turn around to keep his job at Stamford Bridge, starting with a clash against Tottenham on Sunday. It comes as pressure continues to mount on the Blues' boss, who has struggled to find some form as of late.
The west London outfit currently sit 10th, though the overarching message from the club continues to be that of support for Potter. The former Brighton head coach revealed a discussion with the board over his position, with Todd Boehly continuing to back the manager.
"Yes, I've spoken to them [the board] and it's the same as it's always been," Potter said ahead of the clash with Tottenham. "There has always been support. I've been under pressure here for four months from you guys.
