What Graham Potter has said about West Ham in bizarre social media swipe
Graham Potter has hit out at a West Ham United fan on social media.
The Englishman is now approaching a year since he was sacked at the London Stadium.
Having won just six out of 23 attempts in the Premier League, that hardly came as a surprise.
Chants of "You're getting sacked in the morning" as the Irons lost to Crystal Palace in East London.
The 51-year-old now finds himself as manager of Sweden, having taken charge of their World Cup campaign over the summer
Potter is now undergoing a period of rest and rehabilitation, but has taken the chance to hit out at West Ham.
Graham Potter not taking West Ham abuse sitting down
There's no hiding from the fact that the ex-Swansea City boss was terrible for the claret and blue outfit.
His record speaks for itself as he could only manage a 24 per cent win rate across his 25 games.
An average of 0.9 points per game sums up all his problems.
He was sacked as a result, and he can't truly argue that it wasn't deserved.
It seems as if international management suits him better as he is able to showcase a more chilled side to his life.
Potter shared images of himself doing pilates to Instagram on Thursday, featuring the caption: "Pilates session update! I have a lot of work to do!"
That was quickly met with a message from a West Ham fan, "Hopefully you are better at Pilates than you are a football manager."
It's fair to say that the Sweden boss wasn't one for the comment as he took chance to take a swipe at the Irons.
He replied: "I’ll try not do Pilates in a dysfunctional place and I will be ok."
Potter has certainly taken aim at the East London club in what will be seen as a bizarre social media exchange.
How has Potter performed since West Ham exit?
It took little to no time for the head coach to hit out at the Irons supporter on social media.
The same can be said of his Sweden move within a month of his London Stadium exit.
It has been a mixed spell for the 1975-born boss on the continent since taking over the Blue and Yellow.
He may have carried them to a World Cup, but required a second chance after narrowly winning a qualification final against Poland.
His side went on to reach the round of 32 at the summer tournament before being dumped out by France in a 3-0 loss.
That isn't to say that his side had been lighting up North America before that having won just one game before losing 5-1 to the Netherlands and drawing with Japan.
Potter's record with Sweden features a win rate of just 30 per cent.
He says he can work better somewhere that isn't "dysfunctional", but has hardly proven himself since departing E20.