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Graham Potter new Chelsea head coach confirmed

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JobForTheMoyes said:
Palace were robbed. Thiago shouldn’t have been on the pitch to make the equalizer.
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Just seen it. Completely agree.

But didnt they get away with one against us last season when ayew should have been off and then he went and put us 2 down? (I mean, I'm fine with that as it contributed to 'that' game, but at the same time, screw em)
 
“Like I said before the game, I didn’t have any expectations,” Potter said. “I have nothing to say sorry for or apologise for. I did a good job, you can see the team is a good team. I took over when they were fourth from bottom in the Premier League and were probably the third-worst team.

“There is a lot of money raised in terms of player sales and a lot of good players on the pitch. I hope for their sake, the next managers do as good a job.”

Some of these managers who get a bit of relative success really allow it to go to their heads, don't they? He'd have been better off saying nothing about Brighton at all - except to compliment them on a great victory. He was on a hiding to nothing whatever he said about them. By taking credit for their team (no matter how self-evidently true much of it is), he is making it all about him. Perhaps the recruitment was good - or even the players themselves who managed to get themselves a move. Maybe the new manager has done well to get some stellar results out of what was left behind?

All in all, Potter looked a diminished figure yesterday - and it wasn't just the result that diminished him.
 

Drico said:
“Like I said before the game, I didn’t have any expectations,” Potter said. “I have nothing to say sorry for or apologise for. I did a good job, you can see the team is a good team. I took over when they were fourth from bottom in the Premier League and were probably the third-worst team.

“There is a lot of money raised in terms of player sales and a lot of good players on the pitch. I hope for their sake, the next managers do as good a job.”

Some of these managers who get a bit of relative success really allow it to go to their heads, don't they? He'd have been better off saying nothing about Brighton at all - except to compliment them on a great victory. He was on a hiding to nothing whatever he said about them. By taking credit for their team (no matter how self-evidently true much of it is), he is making it all about him. Perhaps the recruitment was good - or even the players themselves who managed to get themselves a move. Maybe the new manager has done well to get some stellar results out of what was left behind?

All in all, Potter looked a diminished figure yesterday - and it wasn't just the result that diminished him.
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Agree, was a bit of a head off that.
 
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