General Premier League Thread 2022-23 - mod note in OP 12/03/23

Gnonto and Coleman having a weird comical exchange at full time.

Southampton have beaten Chelsea after 113 minutes. Boos ring out around Stamford Bridge at the end. Potter must be hanging on to his job by a string.

If Tuchel had the opportunity to work with the squad we have now we'd be at minimum challenging top four.

Potter looks lost tbh.

I have a lot of pity for Graham Potter, he's a great manager at a hugely dysfunctional club.

IMO, any good manager would struggle there at the moment. Zero strategy when it comes to recruitment, throw enough shít at the wall and hope it sticks type of recruitment. He'll more than likely lose his job but he'll do well in the future I reckon.

Todd Boehly makes Ed Woodward look competent and that's saying something.

Great to see all the same.

Agreed but he'd be more apt at getting something out of them, he's proven to be a successful top level manager where as Potter is an unknown, as ramshackle and chaotic as Chelsea's transfer policy has been there is talent in that squad and any top manager worth their salt could put a team together out of it, so far Potter looks like he's not the man to do it but id still be in favor of giving him more time, to be fair he's been landed with tons of players and who even knows if they were even his picks so id give him more time, but I don't no how bad they're willing to let things get.

Liverpool have a second. Gakpo this time.