Since Fergie the term “in the long run” has vanished from football. Like politicians, football club owners can look ahead two years at the most.
As I said.
Graham bagged himself a FIVE year contract at a club who probably have the biggest turnover of managers in the Premier League! There's a good chance he'll be sacked in 12 months, or sooner, when he could look forward to a four year pay-off on his contract for doing bugger all. Mind you, I think he's a good choice and, if player power doesn't do for him as it has others, he might well prove to be a big success. Either way it's win/win for him.
Klopp has been at Liverpool since 2015, and Pep at Man City since 2016. Sean Dyche managed Burnley for 10 years between 2012 and 2022. There are other examples.
Potter is on £10 million a year for the 5 years, so his contract is worth at least a cool 50 million smackers. On top of that Chelsea have to pay his back-up staff of five coaches etc. Football gets madder by the week.