Process of pain that you have to go through and you have to keep trying to improve, claims Graham Potter

Not only that, the 4-1 loss put an end to Potter’s nine match unbeaten start as Chelsea’s manager and it was the first sign of concern since the Englishman took over. But he admitted that it wasn’t a good afternoon for his side and warned Chelsea that they have to go through a “process of pain” in order to reach their final destination. He also added that the line to improvement isn’t straight up and they need to keep doing things in order to master them.

“It was not a pleasant afternoon for us but you have to have that sometimes if you want to make progress. If you think the line is just going to go straight up, it’s impossible. That team that you see out there for Brighton wasn’t the team that was there three years ago. It’s a process of pain that you have to go through and you have to keep trying to improve,” Potter said, reported Yahoo news.