Todd Boehly faces the first crucial stage of his regime at Chelsea in the coming months. The Blues know what the fans want and maybe, under Roman Abramovich, Graham Potter would have been dismissed by now, but he remains in charge.
12 managers worked under the Russian billionaire during his 19 years at the helm. The method of sacking managers on the back of poor results often sparked successful turnarounds, with a wide range of titles won during his time, but it wasn’t appreciated by many.
Abramovich's trigger finger seemed to do the trick for the Blues fanbase, but a more-settled approach implemented by Boehly since his £4.25bn takeover with Clearlake Capital Group has, so far, seen mixed results.
