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Graham Potter says his family and mental health have suffered as a result of the criticism he faces as Chelsea boss.
They sit 10th in the Premier League, 11 points off the Champions League places.
“With the results as they are, you accept criticism,” Potter said.
“That should come. That’s fair. The mood here has always been positive and respectful.
“That’s not to say it’s easy at all. The family suffers, the mental health suffers, personally it’s hard no-one cares, that’s the way it is.”
More to follow.
