Chelsea manager, Graham Potter, has insisted he is not the problem at the club.
Potter, however, acknowledged the frustration of fans who booed the team off after a 1-0 home defeat by the Premier League’s bottom club Southampton on Saturday.
But he said his critics were wrong to put all the blame on him.
“After a 1-0 defeat at home, any criticism you get is understandable,” Potter told reporters after his side’s latest failure to find the net.
“I think we have had a tough period and I think we have had lots of challenges in terms of integrating younger players into the Premier League.”
The former Brighton & Hove Albion coach, who replaced Champions League winner Thomas Tuchel when the German was fired by Chelsea’s new owners last September, said it was tough when results went badly.
“That’s how it is and I am sure there will be people out there who think that I’m the problem,” Potter said. “I don’t think that they are right but I am not arrogant enough to say that their opinion isn’t worth articulating.”
