Another manager Sacked

Chelsea sack Rossienor after only 4 months

Apparently going to cost them £24m. Decent four months work from his point of view.

He was never a Premier League manager, let alone for a club like Chelsea.

Under the ownership of Todd Bohley they departed ways/sacked Graham Potter, Frank Lampard, Thomas Tuchel, Enzo Maresca, Mauricio Pochettino and Liam Rosenior.

That is so alarming!

Well I never saw that coming lol

Ned I have just put in my application to be Chelsea manager I will accept low wages in relation to my experience, I have never managed any club, but I thought I cannot do any worse that the managers Chelsea have employed

Who gives a f**k.....

Who gives a f**k.....

Well you must do to bother to comment on it

Who gives a f**k.....

This is a football forum and we often post general football news - others have replied too so they obviously care.

Ned I have just put in my application to be Chelsea manager I will accept low wages in relation to my experience, I have never managed any club, but I thought I cannot do any worse that the managers Chelsea have employed

Maresca did alright to be fair Roger, won't be surprised if he gets the Man City job this summer if Pep decides to go.

But appointing Rosenior was always going to go wrong. Only got it because he did OK at their sister club Strasbourg. But he was never going to be a good Premier League manager, and the weak managers in that league get found out very quickly.

Apparently going to cost them £24m. Decent four months work from his point of view.

He was never a Premier League manager, let alone for a club like Chelsea.

That makes roughly 75m in payoffs since owners took over

Chelsea's recent losses eclipsed Manchester City's £197.5m deficit in 2011, despite bringing in £490.9m in revenue, which the club says is the second highest total in its history.

Since the current ownership took control in 2022, Chelsea have spent around £1.5bn on players, focusing on securing a raft of younger players on long-term contracts.

In this time, they have sacked Champions League winner Tuchel at the end of their first 100 days at the helm, then his successor Graham Potter seven months later.

Frank Lampard had a short second spell in charge as interim boss before former Tottenham Hotspur manager Mauricio Pochettino took charge, leaving by mutual consent after one season.

Enzo Maresca took over, but was sacked in January, less than six months after winning the Club World Cup to add to the Uefa Conference League.

If the final straw for Rosenior was criticism of his players, Maresca's departure came amid friction with Chelsea's hierarchy, stunning key figures at the club after a 2-0 win against Everton in December by stating "many people" had made it his "worst 48 hours" since joining the club.

Who gives a f**k.....

For someone who has been on here for a long time, you’ve just embarrassed yourself beyond!