West Ham manager Graham Potter spoke about his time at Chelsea ahead of their meeting in the 24th round of the Premier League.
Graham Potter, Getty Images“I understood my position and the situation at the club, and I tried my best to fix it. Like in everyone’s life, you can have good and bad moments. Of course, I would have liked everything to turn out better. Absolutely. I did not want to lose my job.
At the same time, looking back, I suppose that this is the best thing that happened to me. The next 10-20 years will be great thanks to the experience I gained. Sometimes a traumatic, difficult experience can be key to your growth and development,” quotes Potter Evening Standard.
