Frank Lampard is now three games without as win as Chelsea caretaker manager and Todd Boehly appears to have paid the squad a visit after the Blues' loss to Brighton
Todd Boehly was spotted marching down the tunnel at Stamford Bridge and into the home dressing room following Chelsea's defeat to Brighton. The American billionaire decided to replace Graham Potter with Frank Lampard on an interim basis earlier this month, but the Blues are yet to show any sign of improvement.
"I don't think it's for me to talk about where it's come from, it's for me to try and get to the bottom of it quickly and change it," said the 44-year-old. "We haven't got training time, I feel like we need training time but we don't have training time.
"The response has to be what we see on the pitch, particularly Tuesday coming. Maybe after Tuesday we have a little breather before Brentford.
"Things that are a must in a performance for Chelsea at Stamford Bridge, against Brighton who can play, sprints, recovery runs and getting up to people and recovering. Then when you've get the ball to stick to ideas that you want to stick to.
"We came away from that today and the capacity wasn't there today. It's one for me to get into because it's my job to, I'm here for this period. It's my job to get as many, or as much improvement as I can. From that performance today, we certainly have work to do."