Graham Potter has WORST record of any Chelsea manager in Premier League era after dismal defeat to Southampton

GRAHAM POTTER has the WORST record of any Chelsea manager in the Premier League.

And it could soon get worse for the under-pressure gaffer as he prepares for a tough run of games.

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Potter’s Blues slumped to a dismal defeat against bottom feeders Southampton on Saturday – his sixth loss in 17 games.

Of those matches, just five have been wins.

And Potter has only managed to pick up two victories in his last 14 league outings.

That leaves him with a dismal win percentage of just 29.4 per cent – lower than any other manager during Chelsea’s time in the Prem.

Even misfits like Rafa Benitez, Luiz Felipe Scolari and Andre-Villas Boas recorded better win percentages during their spells at the helm.

All three were swiftly given the chop by ex-owner Roman Abramovich.

And Potter also finds himself behind Chelsea’s calamitous British trio of David Webb, Glenn Hoddle and Ian Porterfield.

The ex-Brighton boss now finds himself in a tough position after being roundly booed by those in attendance at Stamford Bridge on Saturday.

And Todd Boehly’s lavish £326million January spending spree indicates he is not going anywhere for the time being.

But until results improve, Potter may face more jeers from his own supporters.

He can’t afford any slip-ups this weekend though, as Chelsea travel to fierce rivals Tottenham in a must-win fixture.

The north Londoners have been quietly picking up results under ex-Blues title winner Antonio Conte, keeping their top four dream alive.

And Potter knows he needs to find the right formula to deliver a victory fans can be proud of.

But there’s another huge clash straight after when Chelsea host Leeds.

Leicester and Everton round off a huge month for the Blues in the Premier League.

And there is still a second Champions League leg against Dortmund to play too, with Chelsea chasing a 1-0 deficit in the last-16 tie.