VIDEO: 'That was your last question' - Graham Potter loses his cool as West Ham boss seethes at reporter after damning 5-1 mauling by Chelsea

The West Ham head coach cut a frustrated figure after a second straight heavy loss in the Premier League, backing up their opening day 3-0 defeat at Sunderland last weekend. And when one reporter tried to chime in with another question, the former Blues boss quickly shut him down.

At his post-match press conference, he said: "You can say whatever you want, Jacob. Whenever you want it."

When another journalist piped up, Potter cut across him by saying: "I thought that was your last question, there's a lot of other people here that might want to ask a question."

Despite only being two games into the season, Potter is under serious pressure to keep his job. The 50-year-old has taken fewer points (two wins) from his first 10 home games in the Premier League than any manager in West Ham's history. A win percentage of just under 24 maynot keep him in his role for much longer.

Potter will hope West Ham can bounce back from these defeats when they begin their Carabao Cup campaign on Tuesday away to Wolves.

The ex-Brighton head coach added: "You're under pressure all the time in these jobs, in this situation, that's how it is. I know the territory, I know what comes with poor results, and I accept my responsibility. I don't want to say it's a lack of fight because I know the players care and I know the players desperately want to do well."