Graham Potter: Thiago Silva’s Wife ‘Likes’ Post Blasting Chelsea Boss As ‘Tactless’ Manager

• Graham Potter is currently a man under siege following Chelsea's poor run of form across competitions
• The Blues have won just two of their last 14 Premier League matches in a worrying streak of results
• The Londoners are already in danger of missing out on a top-four spot, being 10th on the standings

Thiago Silva's wife has sparked reactions on social media after she 'liked' a tweet blasting Chelsea boss, Graham Potter as a 'tactless' manager.

Potter has come under immense criticism from the fans in recent weeks, with some demanding for his sacking.

The former Brighton boss has led the Blues to a frustrating run of results across competitions, winning just two of their last 14 Premier League outings.

The west Londoners' most recent fixture ended in a 1-0 shocking defeat to bottom-placed Southampton, a result that dealt them a huge blow to their top-four bid.

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According to The Sun, while some fans continue to back Potter, others have continued to take a dig at the Englishman.

Silva's wife on Potter's form

Such was the scenario recently when a Twitter user took to the platform to hit out at the Blues boss over his reign at Stamford Bridge.

The user blasted the 47-year-old as a ‘deadbeat' and a 'tactless coach.'

Incredibly, Silva's wife - Belle - went on to 'like' the controversial tweet, leaving a number of her followers confused.

Belle is often reserved when it comes to taking extreme positions about the state of the clubs her husband has played for.

Meanwhile, Potter will be desperate to get his side back on track when they take on Borussia Dortmund in the second leg of their Champions League last 16 fixture.

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Chelsea's stance on Graham Potter

Sports Brief also reported on the Chelsea board reportedly having no intention of sacking Potter, despite the club's underwhelming run of results so far.

The Blues' manager has come under immense scrutiny since he succeeded Thomas Tuchel at the helm of Stamford Bridge back in September last year.

The former Brighton and Newcastle boss has been unable to steady the ship at the club, with the English club managing just one win in 10 outings.