“Fans told me they want me and my kids to die” - Graham Potter reveal he's had d€ath threats from "sick" Chelsea fans

Chelsea head coach Graham Potter has revealed that some sick Blues fans has wished him and family dead.

The former Brighton Hove Albion coach has been struggling to perform since he took charge as the Stamford Bridge this term.

Potter replaced Thomas Tuchel who was sacked after American owners Todd Boehly took over as new owners of the club, after Roman Abramovich exit. 

Chelsea are currently in 10th position in the Premier League table, they are on the verge of being eliminated from the Champions League after defeat to Dortmund in the first leg. 

Despite spending over 300m pounds during the January transfer window, results haven't been positive for Chelsea with the new additions for Potter to work with. 

In the front page of Mirror newspaper in UK, he was quoted saying that the sick Chelsea fans want him to die.

Graham Potter on Mirror front page: “Fans told me they want me and my kids to die”.

Meanwhile he has responded, “You need to be very careful”, he added. Mirror reporting that “Potter has had vile emails from sick ‘supporters’”.

This weekend in the Premier League, Chelsea will face Tottenham Hotspur in the London derby. 

Source: Mirror Sport