There is great anticipation ahead of Chelsea's clash with RB Salzburg as Graham Potter is set to make his debut as Blues boss. And, for the first time, the west Londoners will not be on the receiving end of 'Potterball' - a coined term created by supporters to name the 47-year-old's managerial philosophies.
Briefly speaking, 'Potterball' is attacking, possession-based, high-pressing, free-flowing football which utilises tactical fluidity to create space and outnumber the opposition. And, after years of regimented defensive displays dominating Stamford Bridge, Chelsea could soon home to some of Europe's most exciting displays.
So we, football.london, have collated some of the best interviews with the people closest to Potter to help define what 'Potterball' really is. Upon penning a five-year deal in west London, the former Brighton boss outlined how he would like to see his new side play in an interview with the in-house club media.
