Graham Potter has a number of things to set straight at Chelsea and overturning the narrative early on in his tenure could be vitally important to future success.
The new manager will be looking to not only make use of his own personal communication, leadership and intelligence skills to help develop the current group at Stamford Bridge, he will be relying on backing from the new ownership group to give him time to make fundamental changes at the club in order to create a new progression path.
This comes from steady improvement and planning and will be focused on clever recruitment as well as big money spending on proven stars. Integrating this with the impressive youth system at Cobham and the foundations of a young, talented squad provide the groundwork for success.
