‘Sack Graham Potter’: Chelsea fans fume at manager after loss vs Aston Villa kills Premier League title chances

Chelsea players and supervisor Graham Potter were booed off the Stamford Scaffold pitch after their 2-0 misfortune against Aston Manor
The Blues have now tumbled to the base portion of the Head Association table
Chelsea play Liverpool on Wednesday

Chelsea players and chief Graham Potter were booed off the Stamford Scaffold pitch after their 2-0 misfortune against Aston Estate. The Blues have now tumbled to the base portion of the Chief Association table. They are eleventh – behind Brighton, Brentford and Fulham.

On Saturday, Potter and co looked frantic as the clock ticked to an hour and a half. They agreed with Reece James and Marc Cucurell and figured out how to make chances in the main half. Estate’s Ollie Watkins broke the deadlock in the eighteenth moment when a powerless header back got goalkeeper Kepa Arrizabalaga in a dead zone.

Chelsea had an objective precluded. Scottish star John McGinn twisted the ball through a group into the base corner to give his side a 2-0 knock in the 56th moment.

In any case, even the arrival of fan-most loved N’Golo Kante couldn’t help Chelsea. The Stamford Extension camp are presently numerically out of the Chief Association title race. They have dominated 10 matches, drawn eight and lost 10 this season.

| Graham Potter has been SACKED by Chelsea!

— EuroFoot (@eurofootcom) April 2, 2023

Fans were seething at Graham Potter, under whose direction the group has fizzled notwithstanding spending big cash in moves.

“Graham Potter needs to go this evening,” a Twitter client said.

“Graham Potter can never resemble Thomas Tuchel, pass it on,” another additional.

“Lampard got us top 4 with an exchange boycott. Potter has us in eleventh after we’ve burned through millions. Way off the mark to being something similar,” a third one tweeted.

Potter addressed Sky Sports after the game. He said: “The two boxes we were second best … the principal objective is frustrating according to our viewpoint … yet there’s a ton of beneficial things in the game … going after play, going after sections, shots … on the off chance that you take a gander at the details it’s a positive presentation, yet as far as the scoreline it’s not on the grounds that we’re down in the game and we as a whole are truly disheartened. ”

Chelsea play Liverpool at the Stamford Extension on Wednesday.