West Ham manager Graham Potter recently reflected on his infamous and forgettable stint as Chelsea manager, labeling his sacking from the West London club as the "best thing that has ever happened" to him and his career.

Graham Potter heads back to Stamford Bridge on Monday night with West Ham and the former head coach says he still feels thankful for the opportunity in West London

Chelsea play last this weekend in the Premier League, which isn’t always great but in this case is helpful in making it quite clear just how crucial these three points against West Ham United are (rivalry aside).

West Ham’s Edge in the Evan Ferguson Transfer SagaWest Ham United seems to be at a significant advantage in securing the services of Evan Ferguson from Brighton, a scenario ripe with reunions and

Potter says it is yet to be decided if Jarrod Bowen and Crysencio Summerville will be available on Sunday, stating: "Bowen has had one or two sessions and we still need to assess him. It's still early - we have another day so we'll see. It's important that we don't rush him in. It's the same with Crysencio [Summerville]."

But Brighton’s Evan Ferguson on a six-month loan would be perfect for both clubs. He needs games under his belt and clubs need a No 9. At 20, he looks to have a huge future in the Premier League but could do with regular games in the coming months.

Chelsea sacking might have been the best thing for me - West Ham boss returns to Stamford Bridge for first time since leaving Blues