Graham Potter’s worst moments as Chelsea manager

Hopes had been excessive for Graham Potter when he first took cost of Chelsea again in September 2022.

The ex-Brighton boss earned himself a long-term deal on the membership, and seemed set to steer the Blues right into a vibrant future below Todd Boehly’s new possession.

And then all of it went improper.

After a string of poor outcomes, Potter has now been sacked by Chelsea after simply over six months in cost.

Here’s the worst moments of his time at Stamford Bridge.

The defeat that led to Graham Potter shedding his job.

Chelsea seemed devoid of any attacking prowess at Stamford Bridge and had been deservedly, and totally, crushed by Aston Villa.

It was a efficiency that sapped all optimism round Potter’s potential to get a tune out of this Chelsea workforce out of the fanbase.

Yep, a 1-0 defeat to the workforce who’ve been on the foot of the Premier League desk for 99% of the season in entrance of your personal followers.

It was as unhealthy as it sounds.

When a Chelsea workforce cannot even beat Tottenham – a workforce the Blues have misplaced to only 5 instances within the Premier League ever – you already know issues aren’t fairly proper.

The Blues had been horrible at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on the finish of February, managing an xG of 0.4 within the defeat.

Having left Brighton for supposedly greater and higher issues, Potter’s first recreation again on the Amex Stadium was not an excellent one for him.

His new workforce had been nicely crushed by the highly-flying Brighton, now managed by Roberto De Zerbi, on the Amex Stadium, with two of his new gamers scoring personal targets within the recreation simply so as to add salt to the wound.

That defeat to Brighton sparked an enormous downturn in type for Potter’s aspect, as Chelsea would go on to lose their subsequent 4 of their subsequent video games in all competitions.

Those losses would come at then fingers of Arsenal, Man City, Newcastle and Aston Villa as the Blues would slip down the desk into the mid-table mediocrity they have been caught in ever since.