Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta says he sympathises with Graham Potter as his Chelsea counterpart continues to come under fire at Stamford Bridge.
Potter oversaw a 10th defeat in Chelsea's last 17 matches when the Blues went down 2-0 at Tottenham on Sunday, with a petition launched calling for his sacking coming in the immediate aftermath of the match.
Almost 45,000 people have signed the call to remove Potter from his position since Sunday night, but while the Chelsea hierarchy would take little notice of that anyway, there are no plans to sack the former Brighton boss in the immediate future.