The manager of Chelsea Football Club, Graham Potter, has not been in the good books of the club's supporters since he took over from Thomas Tuchel.
The Englishman left the fans fuming again while he was speaking ahead of the UEFA Champions League second-round fixture against Borrusia Dortmund at the Signal Iduna-Park.
He said,
In a knockout competition, anything can happen. That’s the thing. It’s two games. I don’t think it’s valuable for us to look past Dortmund. We have the capability to beat Dortmund but they are also a strong side with the capability to get a result as well. We have to understand that, go to Dortmund with humility, with respect, and try to get the result. Obviously, it’s a tough match against a high-quality opponent. But at the same time, our team has got some good players.
Chelsea won the UEFA Champions League twice in 2012 and 2021, beating Bayern Munich and Manchester United respectively.
