During a press conference after the Arsenal defeat, Graham Potter was posed quite an uncomplimentary question by one of the reporters.
"I don’t want to sound harsh but it didn’t look like the players knew what they were doing," the journalist said.
Potter responded: "I don’t think that’s true."
🗣️ “I don’t want to sound harsh but it didn’t look like the players knew what they were doing.”
— Football Daily (@footballdaily) November 6, 2022
🗣️ Graham Potter: “I don’t think that’s true.”
Graham Potter disagrees with a journalist who said it didn’t look like the Chelsea players knew what they were doing against Arsenal. pic.twitter.com/Jv02wvmjhe
After a long awkward pause, the reporter explained his point, saying that 'it was all Arsenal in possession.
"Yeah, I think that's fair," Potter replied. "You've gotta say that Arsenal are ahead of us in terms of how long they've been working together. They've got more points, they've got good confidence, a good structure.
"Our players had an idea of what we wanted to do, but we couldn't execute and the opponent was good."
Chelsea lost to Arsenal 1-0, but the scoreline flattered Potter's team as the visitors were a better side in every aspect of play at Stamford Bridge.
Source: Football Daily @ Twitter
