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Chelsea new boss Graham Potter apologizes to former team, Brighton
September 12, 2022
Graham Potter
By Efosa Taiwo
Chelsea new manager, Graham Potter has apologized to fans of his former club, Brighon and Hove Albion over his sudden departure from the club.
Potter wrote an open letter to the fans of club, explaining why he had to leave.He wrote, “This has been three wonderful years with a club that has changed my life, and I want to take a moment to say goodbye to all of you who have made it such a special period of my career.
“I bid farewell to a great club and one that will always mean so much to me and my family. For some I recognise that the change that comes so suddenly in football can be hard to accept. I may not be able to persuade you all to forgive my departure – but I would at least like to take the chance to say thank you.All good clubs need great owners and great fans. Brighton & Hove Albion have both. I will cherish the relationships I built in all aspects of the club. My players went above and beyond. My staff gave everything. At the heart of it were the Albion fans. On every matchday at the Amex, the connection with the team was strong.
“When we played away you came in your thousands to roar us on. I know what you have been through to see your club finally in a modern stadium and thriving in the Premier League. I felt it every time I stood on the touchlineTo those of you who stopped to chat when I was in the city or further afield – and the many who wrote to me – all those connections meant a great deal. Your personal stories of following the club – of parents and grandparents who were fans – helped me to understand what makes Albion special.
“I hope that you will understand that at this stage of my career, I felt I had to grasp a new opportunity.
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