Graham Potter is currently the manager of Chelsea Football Club and has the worst record of any manager in the Premier League during their time in the top flight. Potter has a win percentage of just 27.8%, with only five wins in 18 games. His most recent defeat came against Tottenham, with Harry Kane and Oliver Skipp scoring for Spurs. This leaves Potter with a lower win percentage than misfits such as Rafa Benitez, Luiz Felipe Scolari and Andre-Villas Boas, as well as the British trio of David Webb, Glenn Hoddle and Ian Porterfield.
The pressure is mounting on Potter, with fans booing him after the 1-0 loss to Southampton last Saturday. He is trying to find the right balance in a bloated 33-man squad, but Todd Boehly’s lavish spending spree in January suggests Potter is not going anywhere soon. However, until results improve, Potter may face more jeers from his own supporters.
The next few games are going to be tough for Potter and his team, with Leeds United in the Premier League followed by a Champions League round of 16 second leg against Borussia Dortmund. To make matters worse, Leicester City and Everton will be the opponents for the month of March. Potter knows he needs to find the right formula to deliver a victory that Chelsea fans can be proud of.
