'You have to be prepared to look an idiot': Graham Potter admits he wants to one day COPY Arsenal's tactical model and admires how the club have put their faith in Mikel Arteta, even when he's been under pressure

A week on from his worst day as Chelsea manager and Graham Potter declares his belief is not shaken.

A 4-1 defeat at Brighton was every bit as painful as it sounds for the coach who left Sussex for Stamford Bridge just two months ago.

But you don’t forge a career path like Potter has — from university coaching to Sweden and then on to Brighton via Swansea in the Championship — without taking the odd kick to the shins. Nor by changing your methods every time something fails.