LONDON: Chelsea manager Graham Potter (pix) said he felt like he was “fixing the plane while it’s up in the air” as he opened up on struggling to come to terms with the deaths of his parents while at Brighton.The 47-year-old returns to Brighton later on Saturday hoping to maintain his unbeaten record since replacing Thomas Tuchel last month.Potter said it became difficult to distinguish whether his emotions were caused by football or the loss of his parents.His mother Val died in July 2019 — he had been appointed Brighton manager in May that year — and his father Steve passed away in January 2020.“You’re going ‘OK…
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