Graham Potter reveals whom should be blame if Chelsea fail to beat West Ham

Graham Potter has said that he is fully aware of the pressure Chelsea is putting on him to produce results.

In the January transfer window, Chelsea spent more than £300 million on players because the club wants to turn things around.

There is tremendous potential for growth with the Blues currently sitting in ninth place in the Premier League and ten points behind the top four. Potter said that he would accept responsibility if the outcomes weren’t up to par and that he would be okay with being fired.

Speaking at his pre-match press conference ahead of Saturday’s game away to West Ham, Potter said: ‘I’m not stupid. If the results aren’t what this club should get, then I understand, if I’m the reason for it then that’s the job.’