Graham Potter had his usual press conference after last night’s draw, and he was on the back foot right away.
Jurgen Klopp and Pep Guardiola were asked in their pressers earlier in the day what they thought about Chelsea’s spending, and neither held back in their views. This was then put to Potter for the first time immediately in the wake of a 0-0 home draw with Fulham. That’s just a flat out tricky situation for him to deal with, but it was interesting to see how the mild-mannered coach responded.
You can see the Chelsea manager speaking in the clip embedded here:
Given the amount of money City splashed out to assemble Pep’s squad (after he struggled in his first year in the Premier League!), isn’t this the pot calling the kettle black?! And it’s not like Liverpool haven’t spent their fair share either. But I guess it figures that both (especially Klopp) want to change the subject from their own teams’ (under) performance!
Guardiola said ” It’s got nothing to do with me”. Where’s the attack snowflake?
Football evolution, a good manager new structure ,having a strong team A B and c. Using millions us dollars to achieve position 1 2 and 3.