Richard Keys tells Graham Potter his Chelsea flops have ‘no idea’ what he’s trying to do
Richard Keys has slammed Chelsea boss Graham Potter by claiming his players have “no idea” what he is trying to achieve.
The Blues boss appears to be treading on thin ice at Stamford Bridge after he suffered yet another defeat on Sunday in the form of a dismal 2-0 showing at Tottenham Hotspur. It was the Englishman’s tenth loss already as Chelsea manager since leaving Brighton in September.
Potter joked about being late to his press conference ahead of the match due to a crisis meeting – but the 47-year-old could very well be edging towards an early dismissal if results don’t pick up soon.
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And controversial beIN sport presenter Keys has now taken aim at Potter by claiming he has no plan with the Blues.
“Chelsea? There’s not a lot left to say is there? It’s an on-going shambles,” Keys brutally wrote on his own blog.
“Does anyone know what Graham Potter is actually trying to achieve? I have no idea. Nor do his players,” he added.
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It comes after Chelsea owner Todd Boehly splashed out an extraordinary £323million on eight different players last month.
Potter has not yet been able to crack the code regarding his best selection, with a multitude of new faces to pick from. And his side are currently down in tenth in the league and on the brink of a Champions League exit to Dortmund.
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Yet West Ham manager David Moyes has offered Potter his sympathies after being given a monumental challenge in such a short space of time.
Moyes said in an interview: “I’m not sure I would [fancy having so many new arrivals]. I think sometimes you want to build a team and take it forward.
“It’s not an easy job. The hardest part as a manager is who to leave out.”
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