Neil Warnock thinks that new Chelsea manager will be terrified by the prospect of coaching some of the egos in the Blues' dressing room.
The former Leeds, Sheffield United and Crystal Palace manager claimed that Potter will be facing challenges at Stamford Bridge that he would never have encountered at Brighton but that he will be able to rely on his own fine record as a coach.
Potter took over as manager of Chelsea after new co-owner Todd Boehly sacked Thomas Tuchel just seven games into the new season, and Potter has since won twice and drawn once.