Chelsea manager Graham Potter has had his tactics questioned, despite making an ideal start to life at Stamford Bridge since making his switch to the club. The Blues are yet to lose under the Englishman, who has managed to see the side propel up the league as well as earn qualification through the Champions League.
The move for Potter from Brighton was seen as a change in direction for the new Boehly-Clearlake regime, who have clear ideas as to the future of the club. The head coach is well renowned for his quick thinking and tactical mindset that saw the Seagulls punch above their weight with some attractive football too.
His goal will be to do the same with the Blues, though former Premier League player Danny Murphy has questioned his tactics in recent weeks. He told TalkSPORT: "The only thing that concerns me, is that the best teams over the years to win the league, have basically had one way of playing and mastered it.
