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The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
Sport
Max Rushden

Graham Potter’s refusal to feign fury seems to have got us all … well, very angry

Graham Potter shares a joke with Rio Ferdinand ad David Moyes wanders by before Chelsea’s match at West Ham earlier this month.
Graham Potter shares a joke with Rio Ferdinand as David Moyes wanders by before Chelsea’s match at West Ham earlier this month. Photograph: John Sibley/Action Images/Reuters

Just how angry do we want Graham Potter to be? Stepped on an upturned plug angry? Just missed a train angry? Had his Subaru nicked and getting ghosted by his insurance company angry?

Potter’s tenure at Chelsea is a fascinating study in our expectations of managers and how much importance – if any – we place on honesty and integrity.

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