Graham Potter has admitted that if he wanted an easy life, then he would've stayed at Brighton. The 47-year-old swapped the Amex Stadium for Stamford Bridge in September to replace former boss Thomas Tuchel.
He enjoyed a great start to life in west London by kickstarting his tenure with a nine-game unbeaten streak. But, despite a honeymoon period momentarily injecting new life into Chelsea, the Blues are winless in their previous four Premier League clashes.
And, as a result, Potter has been subject to mounting pressure from sections of the west Londoners' fanbase. Speaking to the press ahead of Chelsea's clash with Manchester City in the Carabao Cup third round, he addressed the speculation over his future and insisted that he enjoys the new challenges of high-profile job.