West Ham manager Graham Potter recently reflected on his infamous and forgettable stint as Chelsea manager, labeling his sacking from the West London club as the "best thing that has ever happened" to him and his career.

The former Brighton boss was dismissed by Chelsea in April 2023, less than seven months after replacing the sacked Thomas Tuchel at Stamford Bridge in September 2022. However, Pot

Graham Potter heads back to Stamford Bridge on Monday night with West Ham and the former head coach says he still feels thankful for the opportunity in West London

Chelsea play last this weekend in the Premier League, which isn’t always great but in this case is helpful in making it quite clear just how crucial these three points against West Ham United are (rivalry aside).

It will be Potter's first game against Chelsea since his departure from Stamford Bridge in 2023: "I had some good times and special nights there. I wish them well as a club, I'm thankful to them because it was part of my journey. But I'm here now - I'm delighted with that. I'm looking forward to seeing some friends and playing the game."