Graham Potter lost his cool for the first time as West Ham boss after the team’s disastrous collapse at Brighton. A journalist captured the moment on camera, which has since gone viral.
Potter’s frustration was evident as West Ham took a 2-1 lead with eight minutes to play, only to lose 3-2 by conceding twice in the dying moments. The collapse was a new low for Potter’s managerial career.
Angry West Ham fans aimed several chants at Potter over Niclas Fullkrug, who was dropped for speaking out about the team’s performances. Potter admitted feeling pain and frustration, saying, “If you want me to swear, I can swear,” in a tense press conference.
The exchange was cut short by West Ham’s PR representative, but Potter later told the team’s website that he does rant and rave at players and understands the supporters’ frustration.
Potter’s situation is becoming increasingly difficult, with just three wins in 15 games as West Ham boss. The team’s inconsistent performances and Potter’s own frustration have raised questions about his future at the club.
