Chelsea has Revealed Decision on Graham Potter’s Future After 1-0 Defeat to Southampton
After Saturday’s 1-0 loss to Southampton, Chelsea will not fire Graham Potter as manager.
At Stamford Bridge, James Ward-free Prowse’s kick during the first half was decisive.
At halftime at the end of the game, the squad was booed off the field.
Also, there were increased cries from club fans for Potter to be fired.
But, the UK Telegraph reports that the Chelsea board’s stance on Potter has not changed.
Todd Boehly, a fellow owner, continues to support the former manager of Brighton.
With 31 points, Chelsea is still 10th in the standings.