Potty Chelsea.

Potty we know is a child toilet bowl, it is also slang for being crazy. The Potter is someone who Moulds pottery out of clay at the Potter’s Wheel.

All three interpretations come together in the sacking of Graham Potter the Chelsea Manager. Indeed reference was only made yesterday in the Palm off to short lived Soccer Manager tenures. After 31 matches and a string of losing games the clay at Graham Potter’s wheel has broken and like stick man above must walk. The proverbial has hit the fan by the fans or more pertinent hit the bowl, yes a little crazy but the pot cracked in pieces.

Wasted is the £21m Chelsea paid to buy him out of his Brighton Managerial position. Hundreds literally hundreds of millions spent on new players plus his own Management team costing the Club £20m per annum. Ridiculous amounts in ridiculous times

As someone born and bred in the Borough Chelsea was never a club for Potter to join, Potter suited the seaside town of Brighton not the hip Chelsea Kings Road get a new life style of Chelsea. In a 11th place and 12 points from relegation the crazy new owners from across the pond have no idea. The heap of funding from the Yanks won’t work. Ironically Brighton are in 6th place contenders for Europe.

As a boy there was a pub on the kings Road called the Chelsea Potter a very hip bohemian watering hole. Stamford Bridge of course is in Fulham who are also doing far better a place above their neighbor. Bring back Ted Drake, Tommy Docherty or Dave Sexton I say but what was wrong with Tuchel ? Anyway it’s all gone crazy and tomorrow things could get worse as Liverpool come to town and play them. At least Potter will not be blamed if they lose. Potter probably now had enough funds to retire and my suggest if he wants to stay in soccer management is to go to a second tier team and try to work his whatever coaching skills again as he did by the sea.

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