Graham Potter fits in with modern east London culture and can create togetherness at West Ham, says Karren Brady

IN ALL MY years in football, taking the decision to part company with a manager has never been an easy, straightforward, or enjoyable task.

Regardless of the fact that it is an unavoidable, familiar part of the game, or that it is a call made purely for sporting reasons, there remains a sense of sadness and disappointment, on a human level, that things haven’t worked out as you had hoped.