Underfire Chelsea manager Graham Potter has revealed he and his family have been subject to death threats following the Londoners' run of just two wins in 14 Premier League games.
The Chelsea boss, who replaced the much-loved Thomas Tuchel in September, revealed he and his three kids have been targetted in the wake of last weekend's 1-0 loss to relegation-threatened Southampton, which saw pockets of supporters stay behind after the full-time whistle at Stamford Bridge to boo and call for Potter be cleared of his duties.
Speaking at his press conference at Cobham on Friday, the 47-year-old lifted the lid on the impact such negative results have had on his personal life away from his duties in West London.
