Chelsea manager, Graham Potter, has said he will accept the club’s decision if they decide to sack him.
Potter replaced Thomas Tuchel in September but has endured a rough spell at Stamford Bridge.
The Blues have won just one of their last nine Premier League fixtures and are 10th on the table.
Ahead of Sunday’s clash with Crystal Palace, Potter admits the board could fire him if things don’t get better.
“I’m not naive and if anyone I work for thinks the problem lies with me, they have every right to say, ‘Thank you very much but it’s not working’, and I accept that.
“But, speaking to them when things have been going badly, they have been very reassuring,” Potter said.
