West Ham manager Graham Potter opens up about his time after being sacked by Chelsea in April 2023, sharing feelings of disappointment and the need for personal growth. Despite a brief coaching stint of 31 games with Chelsea, he believes the experience, although tough, has made him stronger. Following his departure, Potter took time away from the sport, finding perspective in everyday activities and viewing life beyond football enhanced his qualities as a coach. He highlights the importance of gratitude and resilience despite the challenges faced in his career.
At the time you can imagine I wasn't in a good place because you are disappointed to lose your job and it hasn't gone very well... It was a tough moment.
Everything will be OK is the bit. I think it makes you better, it makes you a stronger person, it makes you a better coach.
To zoom out and see the world and football for what it is, and hopefully it makes you a better person and better manager.
Be grateful for the good and the bad, just deal with it. The worst that can happen is you can lose your job and you can still be alright.
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