Liam Rosenior Thread

[whats happening 1,660]

psg wasnt even impressive against us either. we are just that shit.

[erinblue 33]

2 minutes ago, Pizy said:

PSG play in a piss easy league compared to us, though. And their league season has been very poor by their standards so it may have had side effects for them. They weren’t impressive in the UCL either until they played us.

They just have so many outrageously good attacking talents that they can still kill anyone even if not at their best.

Prem is a piss poor lge this season too....set piece dark arts specialists Arsenal are top but not running away with it, City are poor as are Pool,  so Arsenal are getting easy....Utd, Chelsea, Villa, Newcastle are shit.....FFS we have Brentford, Brighton Fulham & Everton up there contesting for Europe when every other yr they're relegation fighting....

So I think with PSG is that they feel 'we're the champs we should be winning with ease' but are getting caught out by teams playing cup final games all the time........how we'd love to be in that position but we're caught by teams willing to bloody run & fight more....& press the defence & goalkeeper til the error comes

[Reddish-Blue 2,662]

This guy is out of his depth, should be sacked before the back to back games against United and City. 

Fofana gets cooked in back to back PL games by the same mistake and he keeps starting at CB.   

[Laylabelle 9,709]

This whole thing is bonkers and like the definition of madness.. we're doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different result...

We wont get that! They hire crap managers who cant manage and give them stupid contacts! 

[Vytis33 1,373]

Gonna “really really” go for it next season

 

 

[Vytis33 1,373]

 

[Laylabelle 9,709]

4 minutes ago, Vytis33 said:

Gonna “really really” go for it next season

 

 

Yeahhh...nahhhhhh no chance unless something drastic changes and we have many upgrades!

[Vesper 31,030]

WILL ROSENIOR LIFT ENZO FERNANDEZ SUSPENSION? | MOREIRA Chelsea RETURN?

 

[mkh 746]

Liam Rosenior's job as Chelsea manager may already be under threat. L’Équipe understands that failure to qualify for next season’s UCL could spell an end to Rosenior’s reign at Stamford Bridge.

(@GFFN)

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💥🔵Liam Rosenior: "I had offers from Champions League clubs before I came here, all around Europe for the work we did at Strasbourg.

If you're thinking of the future, you're not focused on your job. That's never, it never crossed my mind. I just wanted to do the best job for Strasbourg in the moment, and it's taken me here and now, all I want to do is do the best job I possibly can here for as long as possible, because it's a fantastic football club."

(@SkySportsNews)

[Vytis33 1,373]

Started with this now and have Liam Rosenior at the helm

 

 

[OneMoSalah 9,088]

4 hours ago, Vytis33 said:

Started with this now and have Liam Rosenior at the helm

 

 

But he was “difficult to deal with” or “didn’t want to work with the new owners” or whatever other horseshit came out at the time. Bet he probably seen what was coming a mile off.

Still remember folk saying Tuchel was the problem & the new owners made the right call, has gone really really well since then 😂

[Special Juan 28,716]

The project puppet now finding out exactly what it is all about and the club are also....no sympathy what so ever

[Vesper 31,030]

lol, even our own official website is not trying to gaslight...............

 

Liam Rosenior reflects on 'massively disappointing' defeat to Man City

https://www.chelseafc.com/en/news/article/liam-rosenior-reflects-on-massively-disappointing-defeat-to-man-city

Liam Rosenior says our 3-0 defeat to Manchester City was ‘massively disappointing’ and believes the Blues must respond better to setbacks in matches.

For 45 minutes of this afternoon’s contest at Stamford Bridge, Chelsea looked the more likely to take all three points. We had the better of the chances and were unfortunate to have a Marc Cucurella goal ruled out for offside.

However, in the second period, City took control of the game. They went in front through a header from Nico O’Reilly and added a second six minutes later via Marc Guehi.

Jeremy Doku then struck a third to guarantee victory for the visitors and condemn the Blues to a third consecutive defeat in the Premier League.

While pleased with our first-half display, Rosenior accepts our performance in the second period was not at the level required against a side with City's quality.

'Massively disappointing, especially from our first half performance,' reflected our head coach. 'But it's happened too many times [that we've conceded two goals in quick succession].

'Man City start the second half better than us; that can happen against a good team. But what you can't do is concede two goals in the manner that we did, so quickly after one another.

'Again, it comes down to resilience in difficult moments and seeing those moments through and making sure you're still in the game.'

Rosenior continued: 'I felt in the first half, in our defensive structure, we were organised and difficult to break down. We had transition moments and looked to press.

'Cucurella's goal, it's maybe an inch [offside]. I don't even know how close it is to be honest, but they've made their decision.

'I don't want to talk about the positives, though, as the reality is that too many times in a short space of time we've gone a goal down and then it's quickly followed by another. That's something that just can't happen moving forward.'

END

 

"Very immature and physically out-muscled, swatted like a little fly"

The harsh line that hits home

https://siphillipstalkschelsea.substack.com/p/very-immature-and-physically-out

Unfortunately, people like Jamie Carragher and Gary Neville have actually been right about Chelsea all along. I’ve not agreed with EVERYTHING they’ve said, but the bulk of it has always been correct. None of them have liked or agreed with the project since the start, and now, pretty much 99% of the Chelsea fan base are with them.

Maybe it was just refusal to believe the inevitable. Maybe it was just hope in vain. Maybe it was false positivity. Maybe it was our blue tinted glasses. We all tried for some time to hold some sort of belief, but all of that I think has been fully drained from us all, finally.

Chelsea got rolled over in that second half against Manchester City last night, losing 3-0 at home. The fans didn’t even stick around the boo them all off at full time, they have become that sick of it.

“I can’t imagine now where the leadership is coming from in the club. Who’s calming Liam Rosenior down? This is a massive job for him, Chelsea’s a huge football club, and he’s going in at a level he’s never been in before. Who’s actually guiding him right now?,” Gary Neville asked at full time last night.

“What we saw from Chelsea is what Chelsea are. They can be really talented and bright in matches, and in the first half, they did show some elements of that, but then they can look very immature and physically out-muscled, swatted like a little fly.”

That last line is everything in a nutshell. We lack maturity, mentality, physicality, leadership across the whole club, and experience. It’s plain and simple to me.

Neville has seen it for some time. We have all now seen it, some of us actually for some time as well. But the owners are not seeing it. Quite incredible really.

Chelsea are on a slippery slope and falling fast… It pains me so much to watch it happen.