Liam Rosenior 'ready' for Chelsea job

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Liam Rosenior, the former manager of Strasbourg, is ready to take on a new challenge at Chelsea FC. The 41-year-old spoke in his last press conference, expressing his enthusiasm for the upcoming opportunity. His recent stint as manager of Strasbourg, which lasted for 18 months, has apparently prepared him for the role.

Rosenior's appointment comes after he was sacked from Hull City in 2024, and it is expected to bring a fresh perspective to Chelsea FC. The Blues' sister club Strasbourg played an important role in Rosenior's development as a manager during his tenure there.

While details about Rosenior's plans for the Chelsea job are still unclear, one thing is evident - he is ready to take on this new challenge and make a significant impact at Stamford Bridge. His experience managing a team in France may prove beneficial in adapting to English football, which could be an advantage in this role.
 
I'm curious about Rosenior's appointment at Chelsea FC... 🤔 He seems like he has some decent credentials from his time at Strasbourg, and it'll be interesting to see how he handles the pressure of managing a top-tier team like Chelsea. 18 months is a relatively short stint, but I guess that can be good for shaking things up? 😅 The fact that they brought him in after he was sacked from Hull City suggests they're looking for someone fresh and willing to take risks... will it pay off? 🤞
 
idk how hyped people r about liam rosenior takin the chelsea job lol he got sacked from hull city just last year and now he's gettin another shot 🤔 i mean, strasbourg was a decent stint for him but comin from there to chelsea is like goin from sunday league to premier league overnight 🏆 he needs 2 prove he's not just another season ticket holder 👀
 
OMG I just found out about Liam Rosenior joining Chelsea FC 🤯😱 18 months with Strasbourg was super long so I'm curious if he'll bring any new tricks to the table? I mean it's a big move from Hull City, but that's exactly what he needs after getting sacked, right? 😅 I wonder how much of his vision he had planned for Strasbourg and will he scale it up at Chelsea? Fingers crossed! 💚🏆
 
Imagine a flowchart for Rosenior's career 🤔👊

He's like a node with multiple connections 💡
Strasbourg → Hull City → Chelsea FC ⬆️⬇️
Each step builds on the last one, and now he's ready to connect with Chelsea's sister club Strasbourg (yep, that's where it all started) 📈

Fast forward to 2025, and Rosenior is like a puzzle piece falling into place 🤝🏼💻
He's got experience in France and now wants to take on the English football scene 🇫🇷👍
It's not just about the job; it's about bringing that fresh perspective to Stamford Bridge ⚽️🌟

But what's next? 🔮 Who knows, maybe Rosenior will find a way to connect Chelsea FC with his past experience in France 🤝🏼⬆️
 
I think it's pretty cool that Liam Rosenior is taking the reins at Chelsea FC after his stint at Strasbourg 🤔. I mean, 18 months is a decent chunk of time to learn and grow as a manager, right? And he's already got some experience in the English Premier League from his time with Hull City, so that's gotta count for something 😊. I'm curious to see how he'll bring a fresh perspective to the team - maybe we'll get to see some new tactics and strategies on the pitch! 💡. One thing's for sure, though: Rosenior seems like a pretty passionate and dedicated guy, so if anyone can whip Chelsea FC into shape, it's him 💪
 
.. 41 years old and still going for it 🤯! I gotta respect that. He's got some serious guts, you know? Being sacked from Hull City and then getting another shot at the top? It's like he's saying, "Hey, I've failed before, but I'm not giving up." And you know what? That's a lesson we can all learn from. Don't be afraid to take risks and try again. We all mess up sometimes, but it's how we respond that matters. Rosenior's experience in France might just be the boost he needs to bring some fresh energy to Chelsea FC 🏆. And who knows, maybe we'll see a new side of English football emerge from this? The power of failure can be a beautiful thing! 💡
 
man i cant believe chelsea fc has gone from being managed by guus hiddink to liam rosenior lol i remember watching strasbourg play at home back when they were still struggling to stay up in ligue 1 it was crazy how far theyve come now im not sure what to make of this new appointment but its defo gonna be interesting seeing him try and implement his tactics on the pitch...do u think he can really take chelsea fc to the next level??
 
OMG, can't believe it!!! 🤯 Liam Rosenior is finally joining Chelsea FC! I've been low-key following him since he took over Strasbourg, and I gotta say, his time there was super inspiring! 😎 The way he turned the team around after 18 months is a testament to his skills. Plus, playing in France will definitely give him an edge when it comes to adapting to English football 🤝🏼. It's gonna be interesting to see how he'll bring his experience to Stamford Bridge and what kind of changes we can expect! 💥 I'm loving the vibe around this new appointment 🎉!
 
I'm loving this move by Chelsea FC 🤩. With Rosenior coming in, it'll be interesting to see how he shakes things up. I mean, 18 months at Strasbourg sounds like a solid foundation for the job, especially considering they're Chelsea's sister club 🤝. His experience managing in France might just give him an edge when it comes to adapting to English football. Plus, being sacked from Hull City shows he's not afraid of taking risks and trying new things 💪. I'm curious to see how his approach will differ from what we've seen at Chelsea in the past 👀. One thing's for sure, it'll be a refreshing change to have someone with a fresh perspective at the helm 😊.
 
I'm really curious about how Liam Rosenior's time in France will play out here in England 🤔. As someone who's been following the French Ligue 1, I can attest that teams from the league have struggled to adapt to the Premier League's pace and intensity when they first arrive. But at the same time, Rosenior had a solid run with Strasbourg and got some good experience out of it 📈.

What's also interesting is how much Chelsea values its sister clubs - I've always thought that was a great way to develop young talent and keep the club connected to different parts of Europe 👍. I'm hoping Rosenior will bring a bit of that French flair to Stamford Bridge, but with an English twist of course 💥. Can't wait to see how he shakes things up at Chelsea! 🎉
 
omg i just saw the news about liam rosenior taking over at chelsea FC 🤯 he's been through some stuff with hull city last year but it sounds like strasbourg was a game changer for him 😊 18 months is a good chunk of time to learn and grow as a manager, so fingers crossed he can bring that same magic to chelsea. i'm curious to see how he adapts english football after playing in france, could be a big plus for the team 🤔
 
Ugh, another manager coming in with a "fresh perspective" 🙄, like that's always going to guarantee success at Chelsea FC... I mean, what's the point of Strasbourg being their sister club if it just means more of the same old thing? 🤦‍♂️ And 18 months is hardly long enough experience for someone to come in and turn things around. Still, gotta hand it to Rosenior, he's clearly got some confidence going into this job, which is a good starting point... but can he deliver? 😐
 
im not sure about liam rosenior taking over chelsea fc...i mean, i can see the benefits of him coming from strasbourg and all, but 18 months is only half a season, you know? seems like he's got some work to do to convince me that he's ready for the big leagues 🤔. plus, english football can be so different from french, especially with the way chelsea plays...i hope he's done his homework and knows what he's getting himself into 😬. still excited to see how it plays out tho, might just surprise us all! 👀
 
Just saw that Liam Rosenior is heading to Chelsea FC 😊. I think it's gonna be interesting how he'll fit into the English game after his stint in France. I mean, 18 months at Strasbourg was a good taste of the European experience, but can he translate that to the Premier League? 🤔 His recent sacking from Hull City might have been a bit rough on him, but it's clear he's itching for another challenge and I love that about him 💪. Maybe his time in France will give him an edge when it comes to adapting to the English game...
 
Just saw that Liam Rosenior is joining Chelsea FC as their new manager 🤯 I think it's great for the Blues, his time at Strasbourg seems to have given him some valuable experience and a fresh perspective. The fact that they played such a big role in his development makes me even more confident he'll be able to make an impact at Stamford Bridge. I'm curious to see how he'll adapt to the English game though, his stint abroad might just give them the edge they need 😊
 
just hope they know what they're getting into with this guy lol 🤔 I mean, 41? still managing teams? i think some ppl might say he's due for a break but Rosenior seems like the type who's all about proving ppl wrong. Strasbourg was just a stepping stone and now he's off to the big leagues... that's gotta be exciting for him! 🤞
 
I'm not really sure about Rosenior being the right fit for Chelsea... I mean, 41 is old for a manager, and he only had like 18 months at Strasbourg before getting sacked 🤔. That's not exactly a glowing track record. And let's be real, adapting to English football after managing in France could be tough - it's a whole different beast over here. Don't get me wrong, I'm sure Rosenior is a nice guy and all, but I need to see more from him before I think he can take on the big club like Chelsea 💪. Maybe he just needs some time to prove himself?
 
so its good to see liam rosenior getting another shot at it. 18 months is not a lot of time but hes already managed a team in france and thats defo a different beast. hope he can bring some fresh ideas to chelsea and dont just copy what was done at strasbourg lol. also, i think its interesting that his stint there helped him get this job... maybe there should be more mentorship programs for managers like that? 🤔👍
 
I'm curious about how Rosenior's experience managing Strasbourg will translate to the Premier League 🤔. It's like they're saying, "Hey, we want someone who's proven themselves in a foreign league to come and shake things up at Chelsea". But is it a case of 'out of one fire and into another' 🔥? Will his French flair be enough to bring about change at Stamford Bridge? And what does this say about the club's willingness to take risks on untested managers? Is it a sign that they're looking for someone who can challenge the status quo, or just a desperate attempt to stem the tide of results 🔄. One thing's for sure, though - Rosenior's got some big shoes to fill 👠
 
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