Anyone on here who believes Rosenoir has a clue needs to here the crap he came out with after the game

Liam Rosenior refused to blame Robert Sanchez for his mistakes against Arsenal, and insisted he was accountable for those errors.

“I think the first goal was disappointing. It’s a team goal. It’s not just on Rob [Sanchez]. I’m asking Rob to do things that he hasn’t done before,”

“I said to him before the game, and I made this really clear, when my players make mistakes, I’m accountable. That’s on me. He made a save in the second-half that was absolutely world-class.

“There were very, very good moments with him. I’ll stay positive with him, as I will with all the group. My job is to help them, not to blame them.

SO WHAT ARE THE THINGS HES BEING ASKED TO DO THAT HES NEVER DONE BEFORE? PLAY OUT FROM THE BACK? NO HES DONE THAT UNDER MARESCA FOR A SEASON AND GUESS WHAT HE COULDNT DO IT, EVEN COCO THE CLOWN CHANGED IT...

HOW ABOUT THIS

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-15466355/chelsea-liam-rosenior-david-brent-memes.html

11 minutes ago, The Rising Sun said:

Everyone at the club knows that we can't play out from the back

To insist we do it against Arsenal of all teams in the semi final is ridiculous.

Everyone at the Club knows that.... hmmmm, I'm not sure. Every fan does but, if the SDs and board knew it, why do they keep hiring coaches that like to play from the back? And, as soon as they stop doing it, the coach and superiors break up and he is invited to walk out.

Just not a fan of his underdog tone about the tie in his post match. We've seen it before with Potter and it's taken the club & players significantly backwards.

FFS we played them off the pitch with ten men and a RB playing in midfield, yet he's bigging up this trophyless Arsenal side.

From a past Sky interview

Mourinho on Chelsea: "When you start accepting defeats just because your team played well and just because your players gave their best, a performance for people to be proud of… I think when you get used to it, that’s when the big clubs stop being big clubs."

9 minutes ago, The Rising Sun said:

From a past Sky interview

Mourinho on Chelsea: "When you start accepting defeats just because your team played well and just because your players gave their best, a performance for people to be proud of… I think when you get used to it, that’s when the big clubs stop being big clubs."

This.

All started with Potter, and now look at us. Albeit our mediocrity was likely pushed way hard by the squad planning.

Mediocrity comes trickling down from the top. No one in their right mind can see how they are running Chelsea FC and think that they're brilliant business minds.

36 minutes ago, RMH said:

Mediocrity comes trickling down from the top. No one in their right mind can see how they are running Chelsea FC and think that they're brilliant business minds.

But Simon Jordan said Eghbali is the greatest footballing mind the world has ever seen. Surely he isn't just waffling!

7 minutes ago, RMH said:

Mediocrity comes trickling down from the top. No one in their right mind can see how they are running Chelsea FC and think that they're brilliant business minds.

"Re-inventing the club in their own image" would be a phrase that summarises the last 4 years quite nicely !

52 minutes ago, Sconnie Blue said:

This.

All started with Potter, and now look at us. Albeit our mediocrity was likely pushed way hard by the squad planning.

It did start with Potter but that's on the new owners. As soon as we lost Roman and these new guys came in and decided that Tuchel had to go and all they wanted going forward was a puppet, then our big-club mentality just evaporated.

15 minutes ago, Nibs said:

It did start with Potter but that's on the new owners. As soon as we lost Roman and these new guys came in and decided that Tuchel had to go and all they wanted going forward was a puppet, then our big-club mentality just evaporated.

Exactly. They hired Rosenior as first team coach. They don't want a manager in the conventional sense as the SD's and Clearlake make those decisions.

1 hour ago, The Rising Sun said:

From a past Sky interview

Mourinho on Chelsea: "When you start accepting defeats just because your team played well and just because your players gave their best, a performance for people to be proud of… I think when you get used to it, that’s when the big clubs stop being big clubs."

Our tactics are aligned with Brighton's tactics.. Our owners are infatuated with the Brighton model FFS....

Explained after their FA Cup win at Old Trafford. Their manager spoke about the fact that they didn't panic and stuck to their game plan ....

Brighton's Strategy Against Manchester United

Game Plan Execution

Brighton & Hove Albion's manager emphasized that the team adhered to their established game plan . This strategy focused on maintaining possession and playing out from the back, which was crucial in their FA Cup match against Manchester United. Key Aspects of the Game Plan

Possession-Based Play: Brighton aimed to control the game by keeping the ball and building from the back.

"I don't have guaranteed number ones" - he should get his prostate checked

14 minutes ago, PloKoon13 said:

"I don't have guaranteed number ones" - he should get his prostate checked

Only number ones and number nines not guaranteed. No issue with number twos (despite the headline). So he is still able to talk sh*t.

2 minutes ago, forbzy said:

Only number ones and number nines not guaranteed. No issue with number twos (despite the headline). So he is still able to talk sh*t.

I mean, he's hardly likely to have Disasi in contention to play, so he's probably just full of sh*t LOL

The more he opens his mouth, the more I get flashes of Graham Potter and David Brent morphing into one being.

12 minutes ago, forbzy said:

Only number ones and number nines not guaranteed. No issue with number twos (despite the headline). So he is still able to talk sh*t.

Maybe he met up with this guy:

BBC Sport

Ollie Clarke: Swindon Town captain committed 'highly viol...

Swindon captain Ollie Clarke committed "highly violating and intentional foul play" on two opponents' "private body parts" during a game against Cardiff City, according to a disciplinary report.

6 minutes ago, Zeta said:

The more he opens his mouth, the more I get flashes of Graham Potter and David Brent morphing into one being.

If we weren't already we will quickly become the laughing stock of football.

11 minutes ago, Zeta said:

The more he opens his mouth, the more I get flashes of Graham Potter and David Brent morphing into one being.

Yeah, in for another spell in Potter wonderland.

2 minutes ago, axman2526 said:

Yeah, in for another spell in Potter wonderland.

At least during the Potter years, there was still some hope we would hire a better option afterwards. But now it is clear that will not be the case as they will stick to the strategy of yes men reporting to the SD's. Not to mention any credible candidates would have no interest in the job after seeing the circus in place.

TBF Arteta is just as bad.

But I am getting a distinct smell of a manager who hasn't realised he is now at a club that will not give him time. And he doesnt have time to coach them.

He needs to get our players doing what they do best.

That is not playing it out from the back, its pressing and winning the ball back.

If he tries to implement his ideas too much that dont work, he will be sacked in 6-8 weeks.

3 hours ago, bisright1 said:

Someone said they hope he's sacked in the summer. There's a genuine desire for him to fail.

I was that person

I predict that he will be sacked in the summer because of my previous post noting his short comings

And if I am right regarding his performance or lack of it then I do hope he is gone then.

It not a desire for him to fail just a prediction.

I hope we win the Premier League and the Champions League this year.

Not hating on super duper little Liam, honest.

With 17 PL games to go, we'll need 38 more points to match last season's 69 points, so something like Won 12 drawn 2 lost 3 will probably be required to get Top 4 or 5.

Does Rosenior survive if we miss out on Champions League ?

It might even be a tall ask just to match Poch's 63 points that scraped 6th. We'd need a minimum of going 9-5-3, or 10-2-5, and even that looks challenging when we're currently sitting at 8-7-6.

Tough job for anyone ...

2 minutes ago, Sexyfootball said:

With 17 PL games to go, we'll need 38 more points to match last season's 69 points, so something like Won 12 drawn 2 lost 3 will probably be required to get Top 4 or 5.

Does Rosenior survive if we miss out on Champions League ?

It might even be a tall ask just to match Poch's 63 points that scraped 6th. We'd need a minimum of going 9-5-3, or 10-2-5, and even that looks challenging when we're currently sitting at 8-7-6.

Tough job for anyone ...

But last season we eXceeDed EXpeCTaTiONs....