The much-criticised coach was sacked after the Blues' defeat to Aston Villa, but his failed tenure at Stamford Bridge doesn't have to define him

Chelsea's massive managerial costs have taken another hit as they need to pay £13m in compensation to Graham Potter following his early exit.

The Blues paid a world-record fee to prise their former manager away from Brighton and yet have sacked him after just 100 days at the helm

The Englishman lasted less than seven months at Stamford Bridge, but never looked the right fit and could easily have gone sooner

“Anger” inside the dressing room and some baffling selection calls reportedly contributed to Graham Potter’s sudden sacking by Chelsea on Sunday.