Graham Potter believes he has not done enough to earn the faith of Chelsea owners.
Tottenham beat Chelsea 2-0 at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium increasing the pressure on Blues boss Potter.
The victory was Tottenham’s first Premier League win over the Blues at their new ground.
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Graham Potter admitted after the defeat that he had not produced enough at Chelsea to deserve an unlimited amount of support, but likened his situation to that experienced by Mikel Arteta and Jurgen Klopp at Arsenal and Liverpool, respectively.
Asked whether he felt Boehly’s support would evaporate after yet another loss, Potter admitted: “There’s always that question, absolutely, and you can’t stop the questions, and whilst the results are like they are then I accept it – it’s part of the job.
“We were talking before the game about watching the Arsenal All or Nothing (documentary) and two years into Mikel’s reign he’s close to getting the sack and people are wanting him out and it’s a disaster. Obviously now things have changed a little bit, but that’s just the way it is.
“If you look at Jurgen’s situation, they haven’t got the results and all of a sudden people want him out.
“That’s just the nature of football and obviously I haven’t done enough at this club to have too much good faith and I also accept that as well. My job is to not worry too much about that.
“I understand the question and totally understand where it comes from, and just try to focus on helping the team and supporting the players because I really like these players. They’re good lads, they want to do better, they want to win but at the moment we’re suffering and that’s my responsibility.”
