Why Chelsea must stick with Graham Potter

The easy answer here is that cashiering managers right now, where we are as a football club and in the midst of a 
developmental rebuilding predicts under new ownership, sacking managers isn’t the answer.

I have seen all the fallouts on general 
the channel later the Arsenal beat, and to be honest, I share the same feelings and examines. I’ve seen bags of pining for Thomas Tuchel again and shouts to sack Graham Potter. But for me, it truly doesn’t matter who is coaching us and who is in charge fair now, the matter is much simpler than who is in charge. The matters are our players and the  shortage 
intelligence, leadership, and most of all, a grade that we have composed.

It would not affair who was in charge correct now, whether it is Potter or Tuchel, we would be seeing the same matters. The football under Tuchel although enjoyable at times was still no different from what we are seeing now. Nothing to me looks any different. We play labored and predictable, and football has been poor for years. That is nonetheless who the manager is.
The players founder and do not play with 100% attempt, and the manager gets blamed, that is the nature of the beast. That’s why it’s up to us to see past all of that now and look at what the embedded trouble actually is.

No matter what your views are on Potter or Tuchel, if we are in this new era under new ownership and in a developmental 
reconstructing long-term projects, then I’mmorally averse to regular managerial sackings, it just won’t work.

That was Roman Abramovich’s way of working, and it might have worked for him, but it won’t 
labor anymore in the latest football, exceptionally when you look at how simply all the other clubs around us can invest and spend too, we wouldn’t pull back from anyone that way. We need to build and 
pervade a long-phase manager.

Is Potter the guy? I still believe he is, but we won’t honestly know this until sometime down the line, and we must give him every convenience to prove that he is, against
our concerns.

Potter is going to make wrongs, he is not absolute, and there will be bumps in his road. But if he is totally back, and this FULL team rebuild gets done, then there is no cause why he still can’t be our guy here.

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