Fabrizio Romano does not sound convinced that Chelsea wont sack Liam Rosenior | OneFootball

Transfer expert Fabrizio Romano does not sound convinced that Chelsea are NOT going to sack Liam Rosenior some time soon.

Everyone has been putting their info out on Rosenior and what the future may hold for him after a rough run of results and some poor performances at the club.

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Since arriving, Rosenior actually had a pretty decent start to life as Chelsea manager. But recently, that has dipped and things have gotten worse. It’s actually been the week from hell for Rosenior and Chelsea this last week, being smashed out of the Champions League by PSG, then losing to Newcastle United in the Premier League in between to dip out of the Champions League spots in the league.

Things have gotten a bit gloomy, and of course, when runs like this happen, questions get asked about the manager and whether he could get sacked.

Romano on Rosenior

Liam Rosenior gives Alejandro Garnacho a note against PSG.

On his latest YouTube updates last night, Romano said on Rosenior:

“Chelsea, keep believing in Liam Rosenior; we know it’s a results-based industry, so let’s see how it goes, but at the moment, Chelsea shows total commitment to the project they started with Liam Rosenior. To trust and support.”

Well, he certainly doesn’t sound convinced that Rosenior is in for the long haul, does he!?

In other news…

In news that would certainly be welcomed by the majority of the Chelsea fan base, there has been some chatter about Chelsea changing their transfer model, based on an early Liam Rosenior quote.

Meanwhile, goalkeeper Filip Jorgensen has allegedly had surgery on a groin problem that most people thought was made up.

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