Man City 4-0 Chelsea: Graham Potter Under Tension After FA Cup Exit

 Graham Potter's beginning to life as Chelsea supervisor could barely have gone a lot of more terrible.

The Blues' 4-0 FA Cup third-round lowering at Manchester City has pressed the previous Brighton manager as his grieved initial not many months at Stamford Extension give no indication of getting to the next level.

Sitting tenth in the Chief Association after only one win from their last eight matches and presently out of both homegrown cup rivalries, a part of Chelsea's voyaging fans were heard singing the name of previous supervisor Thomas Tuchel and ex-proprietor Roman Abramovich during their Etihad capitulation.

Previous Britain striker Alan Shearer depicted the first-half presentation as "unsatisfactory", "humiliating" and "lamentable", while Potter himself conceded Chelsea were "obviously enduring as a football club".

A twofold from Riyad Mahrez and strikes from Julian Alvarez and Phil Foden were merited compensations for a prevailing showcase from Manchester City and mean inquiries concerning Potter's future - only four months into his rule - become stronger.

Chelsea terminated Tuchel, who won three prizes in 20 months at Stamford Scaffold, in September when the Blues were 6th in the first class following a late spring during which they burned through £255m on moves.

In any case, new proprietor Todd Boehly's choice to acquire Potter from Brighton presently can't seem to deliver profits, with the club now 10 focuses off the Bosses Association spots.

Chelsea didn't deal with a shot in a first a portion of that Potter depicted as "excruciating", neglecting to try and dubiously compromise Stefan Ortega's objective until a Bricklayer Mount shot in the 54th moment that was redirected wide.

Potter, who can highlight a physical issue emergency that kept nine players out of this apparatus and prompted young person Bashir Humphreys making his senior presentation in guard, said: "The outcomes in a little space of time are not positive.

"You can rationalize and search because of reasons or say it isn't sufficient. Both of those answers are right.

"We need to continue to improve and stay together in light of the fact that obviously we are enduring as a football club and it's not good by any stretch of the imagination. In any case, that is where we are right now.

"We can do nothing separated from take care of our responsibilities better and work harder. You comprehend the allies' disappointment, that's what we regard. Be that as it may, our responsibility is to continue to work."

The Head Association champions dashed into a 3-0 lead on Sunday, driving the making a trip fans to welcome the half-time whistle with a noisy chorale of sneers.

Furthermore, while things barely worked on after the break, Chelsea's proprietors are probably going to have been left in no question about the annoyance encompassing the club.

Shearer told BBC Game: "According to a Chelsea perspective that first half was not satisfactory. It doesn't matter at all to me the number of wounds you that have, you actually need to place a change in and it's humiliating on the grounds that they haven't.

"It was not even close to sufficient. Take a gander at their non-verbal communication, they seemed as though they would rather not be there - the energy and initiative needs to come from the director.

"Going ahead they were so awful you might have a hard time believing it. They have been downright wretched in forward positions.

"They have a major week coming up, they need to show more."

'I'd say give him time'

Previous Ostersunds FK and Swansea City chief Potter drove Brighton to 10th spot last season, the most noteworthy first class finish in the club's set of experiences.

He directed them to fourth in the table this season - subsequent to winning four, drawing one and losing one of their initial six Chief Association games - prior to joining Chelsea in October.

Anyway a chief recently mooted as a potential future Britain manager is going under expanding tension after only eight successes from his initial 18 matches at Chelsea.

"I would agree to Todd Boehly, 'give him time'," Manchester City manager Kick Guardiola said. "I know in enormous clubs, results are significant however I'd say give him time.