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Chelsea are in the midst of a dreadful run of form and the poor performances have seen manager Graham Potter bombarded with vile abuse with threats against ...

Don't miss your chance for a free flutter on the game everyone's talking about with your paper. [Premier League](https://www.mirror.co.uk/all-about/premier-league) table, 11 points adrift of the top four, ahead of their crucial clash with [Tottenham](https://www.mirror.co.uk/all-about/tottenham-hotspur-fc) on Sunday afternoon. He has won just nine of his 25 matches in charge of the Blues, who have been bolstered by the spending of £600million in the past two transfer windows. The higher you go, the more pressure you have on how you are as a person." People have a perception that I don’t care and my response is what is that based on? Potter remains convinced of his own ability – but the constant external noise has become wearing. You can say, ‘oh I don’t care’ but you know I’m lying because everyone does care what people think because we are hard-wired to be socially connected. It's nonsense the notion I don’t care. "If you go to work and somebody is swearing abuse at you, it’s not going to be pleasant – or if you’re referred to as the worst person in the history of the club. “The world is tough for everybody. "Nevertheless, when you ask me questions: ‘Is it hard? Is it tough?

Chelsea news: Graham Potter admitted that he received abuse and threats aimed at him and his family, with the club's supporters trust condemning the abuse ...

The statement posted on social media reads: "The Chelsea Supporters' Trust is appalled that Graham Potter and his family have been subjected to death threats. The threats are beyond unacceptable and we support any subsequent investigation." "If you’re asked about it for four months, are under pressure for four months, and are under pressure because you guys need to sell stuff, what do you expect in the end? The higher you go, the more pressure you have on how you are as a person." People have a perception that I don’t care and my response is what is that based on? The Blues have struggled for form under their new head coach in recent weeks, sitting 10th in the Premier League and ambling towards an aimless final few months of the campaign.

GRAHAM POTTER may just be regretting his move to Chelsea.The under-fire boss, 47, gave up a Brighton side on the rise to move to Stamford Bridge.With.

PSG are also believed to be keen on Zidane, but with the France job out of the equation, the former superstar midfielder could be tempted to West London. But having been out of the game since his PSG axe in 2022 and out of the Premier League since leaving Spurs in 2019, the temptation to return to the English top flight could be too much. And having missed out on the Portugal job - reportedly rejecting the chance to replace Fernando Santos after the World Cup - he could decide to take over from Potter at the Blues. [Tottenham, Roma, Inter Milan, Juventus and AC Milan](https://www.thesun.ie/sport/football/10263251/brighton-battle-de-zerbi-top-clubs-lurk/) are all also believed to be keen, though - so Chelsea may not have the luxury of waiting. De Zerbi has continued to work wonders at the Seagulls, helping them to seventh in the Premier League - which could be sixth if they win their games in hand over Fulham. [1-0 defeat](https://www.thesun.ie/sport/football/10248256/chelsea-0-southampton-1-tenth-saints/) at home to bottom-of-the-table Southampton last weekend, [Chelsea](https://www.thesun.ie/sport/football/team/247842/chelsea/) sit 10th in the Premier League. But the Blues would face competition for him - with another former club, Paris Saint-Germain, believed to be keen on him. He won Chelsea the Champions League in 2021, led them to back-to-back FA Cup finals and the Carabao Cup final in 2022. And these could be the five names in the running should Chelsea need a new boss... [Potter](https://www.thesun.ie/who/graham-potter/) force their hand with further poor results, Boehly may need to take action - especially with a [huge section of fans turning on him](https://www.thesun.ie/sport/football/10248495/chelsea-booed-off-southampton-demand-graham-potter-sacked/). They're miles off the pace domestically, are out of the FA Cup after a 4-0 mauling at the hands of Manchester City and are on the brink of elimination from the Champions League. With superstar players and promise of a staggering transfer kitty for years to come under the new ownership of Todd Boehly, it's easy to see why.

Graham Potter has revealed that he and his family have received death threats as fan frustration at Chelsea's results spills far beyond what is acceptable.

I don't want to be fake. Their statement said: "The Chelsea Supporters' Trust is appalled that Graham Potter and his family have been subjected to death threats. I never want to be anybody else. However he went on to insist in an interview with Sky Sports that the abuse has not rocked him. Chelsea are ready to offer Potter and his family any aid that they require. I understand supporters go home and they're annoyed because the team aren't winning but, I assure you, my life for the last three, four months has been fairly average, apart from the fact I'm really grateful for this experience."

Chelsea have struggled for form under head coach Graham Potter who has opened up to Sky Sports News Geoff Shreeves after receiving death threats; ...

I think you've got to do what's right for the team and the club. "The anger's there. The feeling's there. You accept the criticism, you accept to be booed if you lose a game, you accept whatever comes your way absolutely. I understand supporters go home and they're annoyed because the team aren't winning but, I assure you, my life for the last three, four months has been fairly average, apart from the fact I'm really grateful for this experience." "The challenge for me is, 'OK, how do I conduct myself?' That's what I always turn round to.

Graham Potter has revealed that he has been sent emails from Chelsea fans wishing for him and his children to die. The Chelsea head coach, who replaced ...

I don’t want to be fake. “There’s a point to it to be considered (people need to be kinder) but I think you need to be very careful. I never want to be anybody else. You get upset when you are in private and you show real emotion with your family. “I understand that supporters go home and they are really annoyed because their team is not winning. Is it nice to hear?’