Chelsea boss Graham Potter appears to be feeling the pressure in the Stamford Bridge hot-seat after calling a crisis meeting with four of the most senior players in his squad.
The talks were held after the former Brighton manager conceded life in West London has been a strugle in recent weeks having overseen just one win from Chelsea's last eight outings. In turn, speculation surrounding how long Potter has left in his post has already begun less than five months into his reign.
Ahead of Chelsea's trip to local rivals Fulham on Thursday night, Potter opened up on his meeting with the elder statesmen of the group. "I spoke really at length yesterday with Thiago, Cesar Azpilicueta, Jorgi, Kova - we had a really good conversation," he said.
