The Scot faces ongoing uncertainty in East London following a damaging 6-0 defeat to Arsenal on Sunday.
This is Graham Potter’s curse to endure now. Like so many unemployed names before him, he has slipped involuntarily into the role of perennial bookies’ favourite. The conditions are, after all, perfect. The former Chelsea boss has been out of work long enough to suggest that he is ready for a return to the dugout, and boasts a vaguely impressive CV that could, arguably, qualify him for any possible managerial opening from the top six to the upper reaches of a relegation dogfight
Leave a Reply