Graham Potter faces a tough task to win over Chelsea fans with the club in a state of internal turmoil on and off the pitch.
With results turning against the new manager and supporters struggling to keep up with a run of games like no other as well as the unrest caused by the sacking of Thomas Tuchel - one of the most popular Blues managers in recent memory - Potter needs to leave some positivity for the Stamford Bridge faithful over the World Cup break.
Having played seven of the first 13 matches away from home, including a run of five in six outside of SW6, Potter has been unable to truly get fans onside, especially as he has openly admitted that the rebuilding process is going to take longer than most are willing to wait.
