Potter out? Flick sends Chelsea fans into meltdown after Fulham showing

Updated: 4 Feb 2023 09:39 GMT
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Hansi Flick confirmed as Germany boss and will take over after Euro 2020 — © ProShots

Disgruntled Chelsea fans went wild after seeing Hansi Flick in the stands during their dour 0-0 draw with Fulham.

In the Friday night clash, the west London sides could not break each other down and played out a goalless draw at Stamford Bridge.

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The Blues, who brought in a plethora of new additions to the side during the January window, have struggled to find form under manager Graham Potter, who departed from Brighton in September.

The English coach has consequently landed himself in hot water with some fans - with the result putting him in the firing line still further.

And the appearance of Hansi Flick did not help matters. The German national side manager was seen in the stands during the Premier League contest, setting off a frenzy online from Blues supporters.

Who is the executive next to him ? pic.twitter.com/HV8niqaFcW
— Alexis’ Kavkas View 🇦🇿🇬🇪 (@AlexisIsKavkas) February 4, 2023

This might be it, Hansi Flick at Chelsea might be the solution. Needs to be done ASAP.
Can't stand a manager who after a draw to Fullham says it was a step up.🤦🏻‍♂️ pic.twitter.com/tCL5x6BB2W
— S. (@bunnycfc) February 3, 2023

Hansi Flick was in attendance today, maybe to replace Potter 🤷‍♀️
— ENZO DEBZ🕊️🇫🇷 (@DebbyChelsea10) February 3, 2023

Hopefully, Boehly is getting to know Hansi Flick and he’ll be our next men’s coach at Chelsea. Not sure Graham Potter is tactically wise enough to get us playing Champions League-level football again. https://t.co/lgNpxBn57M
— Sarah Zupko (@PopSarah) February 3, 2023

If Chelsea hires Hansi Flick to manage these new crop of players, the entire Premier league will feel the full heat of that man's tactical prowess.
— Kingsley 🖋 (@Kingsleymaximo) February 4, 2023

However, the former Bayern Munich boss only just recently signed a fresh deal representing his country. Flick confirmed the news after a crisis meeting with the DFB (German football federation).

"My coaching staff and I are optimistic regarding the European Championship in our own country,” Flick said in a statement published by the DFB. “As a team, we can achieve a lot more than we showed in Qatar. We missed a great opportunity there. We will learn our lessons from that."