Amazing how quiet the place is in contrast to January.
The reality is that Chelsea need to see this period through. You sack the manager, who comes in and establishes this as a team ? It's a transition like no other in top competitive football for a manager to come in with no spine (even if it's bad) and rearrange making things fit. Potter is having to figure the team out while the players themselves need to adjust to the league and the playing environment. You can't play pre season in the premier league too many tactically sound teams with their own philosophies to award the time. There's too many moving parts.
The team needs to settle over the summer when the season has ended. Sign a few smaller priority players and then work on making incremental improvements in performances over time. I said and will keep saying that for Potter it's a 36 month project. He's a good coach so you cannot discredit his credentials to shape a team. The blame lies solely on the strategy of Todd Boehly, seemingly had the right intentions (long term manager, youth approach) but the wrong execution.
