“A a results business” – Chelsea co-owner doesn’t sound fully convinced on Liam Rosenior | OneFootball

Behdad Eghbali has been speaking to the media over night, and he doesn’t sound fully convinced on Liam Rosenior.

I mean, I am reading between the lines a bit here, but some of the words used and comments made in some praise on the current Chelsea head coach to me looks like he is leaving the door slight ajar just in case he does decide to make another manager change.

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The Chelsea co-owner has been under a lot of pressure and is on the back end of a lot of warranted criticism and some hate from Chelsea fans. Many believe that they owners are ruining the club, and there are big protests planned against the ownership group ahead of the Manchester United match this Saturday.

Behdad on Rosenior

Paul Winstanley and Laurence Stewart with Behdad Eghbali.

In words picked up by The Athletic, Eghbali said on Liam Rosenior:

“We think he has every attribute to be successful here. He got off to a great start. We’ve had a tough past five, six matches, but I think we’re behind Liam. Of course, it’s a results business, but we think he can be successful long term.”

It’s the end bit there for me. A results business, basically means he’s not fully committing to Rosenior even though he’s praising him.

In other news today

Liam Rosenior has been asked about Enzo Fernandez’s return to Chelsea’s squad and whether it had caused any problems with the group. The Blues boss has given a half-hearted reply…

There is a sense that everything at Chelsea is broken from top to bottom, and when you see it listed it’s pretty stark. Henry Winter lists it all here.

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