‘Not Good Enough’ — John Terry Issues Warning To Potter Amid Chelsea Struggles

• John Terry has sent a serious warning to Graham Potter.

• Terry warned that Chelsea’s form is “clearly not good enough.”

• Chelsea dropped more points earlier in the weekend after their 1-1 with West Ham.

EKO HOT BLOG reports that Chelsea’s legend, John Terry, has warned Graham Potter that Chelsea’s form is ‘clearly not good enough’ and says the Blues boss needs to find a ‘settled team’.

Chelsea dropped more points earlier in the weekend as they were held to a 1-1 draw by struggling West Ham.

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The Blues made a bright start at the London Stadium, and new signings Enzo Fernandez and Joao Felix combined to put the visitors in front in 16 minutes.

But Chelsea’s lead did not last long as ex-Blues defender Emerson Palmieri scored against his former club to earn West Ham – sitting just above the relegation zone – a point.

For Chelsea, it was a third successive draw in the Premier League, meaning they remain ninth – 10 points outside the Champions League places.

Former England defender Terry won five Premier League titles, five FA Cups, and the Champions League during his successful spell at Stamford Bridge and insists current results are ‘not good enough’ for a team of Chelsea’s stature.

Asked by a fan if he helped get Potter the Chelsea job – having repeatedly praised the 47-year-old while he was at Brighton – Terry said on Instagram: ‘Absolutely not.

“I tweeted that I loved watching Brighton play and his style of play. I have nothing to do with the first team. I’m working with the [Under] 18s and 21s and love my role.
“Clearly results are not good enough and we need to get a settled team.”

Potter spent three successful years at Brighton but has largely struggled since replacing Thomas Tuchel in the Stamford Bridge hot seat earlier in the season.

The Blues boss was keen to take the positives from the 1-1 draw against West Ham, telling BT Sport: “I think you could see positives in the performances for us, especially in the first half.

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“It was a step forward for us in terms of the previous game and lots to go forward with.
“We are in a process where we are getting guys up to speed, guys match minutes so the ability to sustain what we want to do is the challenge for us so there were positives in the game.”

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