Chelsea fans will be fuming with latest exclusive update on Liam Rosenior’s future | OneFootball

I think most Chelsea fans wanted Liam Rosenior sacked weeks ago, but pretty much all of them want him gone NOW!

Which is why I think they will be fuming to be reading the latest exclusive article from Football Insider suggesting that he is not going to be sacked anytime soon.

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In my opinion, this is not the best source, which might be our saving grace here. Because surely he cannot go on how we have been going on? Of they don’t beat Brighton tonight then there is no way they can justify not sacking him at the final whistle.

Nothing on him personally, I’m sure he’s a nice guy, but he’s WELL out of his depth right now managing Chelsea. The players clearly do not respect or rate him as a manager.

Rosenior staying for now?

Liam Rosenior applauds the Chelsea fans. (Photo by Justin Setterfield/Getty Images)

The report mentioned above states that Chelsea remain keen to give Liam Rosneior a full pre-season to stamp his imprint on the team despite their recent struggles.

The Blues hierarchy are understood to be sympathetic towards the situation that the 41-year-old walked into at Stamford Bridge, given that the club felt they were forced into sacking Enzo Maresca.

I refuse to believe it, cannot be true!

In other news today…

Cole Palmer was annoyed with Alejandro Garnacho for switching off at a crucial moment and allowing Man Utd to score on Saturday. A video captured his angry reaction.

And also on Garnacho, a journalist has claimed that whoever signed him at Chelsea should be sacked on the spot, because he’s never been good enough.

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