Graham Potter has not provided the eye-catching lines or self-deprecating humour of his predecessor in his first few weeks in charge of Chelsea. The 47-year-old does not seem too bothered about using his time in front of the media to grandstand or make bold proclamations.
That trait certainly is not favourable to those of us who report on the club, but it is not really his responsibility to give us great lines. Although he may never rival those before him, Potter might be starting to relax in his chair a bit more and open up about his thought process a bit more.
Ahead of Sunday's clash with Arsenal at Stamford Bridge, Potter was not afraid to admit he has already made mistakes in the role.
