![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/graham-potter-takes-relaxed-tone-as-he-opens-up-dealing-with-crisis-at-chelsea/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/0_GettyImages-1244289821.jpg&description=Chelsea round out their Champions League group stage with a home clash against Dinamo Zagreb, looking to bounce back from their weekend thrashing at BrightonGraham Potter previews Chelsea's clash with Dinamo Zagreb Relaxed Graham Potter insisted he is shutting out the noise after admitting 'you are only 90 minutes away from a crisis' at big clubs like Chelsea. The spotlight has been on the ex-Brighton boss since his expensively-assembled new side was crushed 4-1 by his old one at the Amex last Saturday. But Potter, who has already qualified for the knockout stages of the Champions League with Chelsea, remains calm. 'In my job, or where I'm sat, you've got to be careful what you listen to essentially because people can talk and say whatever. It's part of life. You understand when you're at a club like this that you are only 90 minutes away from a crisis and you have to put things into perspective. 'You have to understand where you've been and what has happened, and look at it as intelligently as you can. 'Whatever people say from the outside, there are always opinions, always people that don't like you, always people that have a different opinion of how the situation is, and you can't really control that. "All I can do is focus on how I think and what I think and how I act and let the noise carry on.' Graham Potter endured a dire return to former club Brighton at the weekend ( Getty Images) Blues forward Armando Broja has meanwhile spoken of his pride to be Albanian amid the continuing demonisation of migrants. The Slough-born striker, set to line up against Dinamo Zagreb in Chelsea's final Champions League group game, refused to be drawn into the controversy. But the 16-cap international, 21, insisted it was an honour to represent his country. He said: 'I haven't really read what was going on but for me personally I have always been proud to say I am from Albania. My parents are from there and my origins are there. 'I love being from that country and to be able to p){kind=link}
Chelsea round out their Champions League group stage with a home clash against Dinamo Zagreb, looking to bounce back from their weekend thrashing at Brighton
Relaxed Graham Potter insisted he is shutting out the noise after admitting “you are only 90 minutes away from a crisis” at big clubs like Chelsea.
The spotlight has been on the ex-Brighton boss since his expensively-assembled new side was crushed 4-1 by his old one at the Amex last Saturday. But Potter, who has already qualified for the knockout stages of the Champions League with Chelsea, remains calm.
“In my job, or where I’m sat, you’ve got to be careful what you listen to essentially because people can talk and say whatever. It’s part of life. You understand when you’re at a club like this that you are only 90 minutes away from a crisis and you have to put things into perspective.
“You have to understand where you’ve been and what has happened, and look at it as intelligently as you can.