NFR... Brighton Vs Chelsea, Very Good Start...

[Steeeeeeeeeed]

Chelsea have lost 5 in a row 

[H4usuallysitting]

Chelsea have lost 5 in a row 

They also haven't scored a goal

[Nero]

Agent Rosenior doing well

[Cambridge Away]

Chelsea must have real problems if they ever thought he was a good idea. He was talking nonsense even before he went there. And that was him full of confidence. So sad to see one of our own (sort of) have such a swift downfall.
Agent Rosenior

[perry geyton]

Liam's done
Kinda deserves it too

[Cambridge Away]

[EN1 FFC]

There were fans who wanted Liam Rosenior to Fulham before he crossed the road.
Would they still go for him ?
Chelsea are a basket case with their owners, the Chelsea fans had the narrative that he wasn't good enough for them even before he stepped through the door. There's been a campaign ever since by the so called Chelsea on-line media influencers (like Rory Jennings and his ilk) against him from the start.
Would Rosenior suit Fulham more than them ?

[Shredhead]

The Amex is a nightmare to get away from, both sets of fans start leaving after 75 minutes (for different reasons I expect).

Roadworks on the A27 (to build a Greggs drive-through, ffs) causing mayhem.

[Bassey the warrior]

Chelsea job's a poisoned chalice but clearly Rosenior wasn't ready to step up and when you look at his managerial career it's understandable, he needed more experience.

[Thailand Mick]

Increasingly looking like Brighton Bournemouth and Brentford will take the three spots from 6th to 8th. Over the full season their scouting and transfer policies appear to be playing out well

Brentford's three away games are Man city, Man utd, Liverpool, they will do well to get anything from those games.

[RaySmith]

I feel sorry for Liam.

[JimmyConway]

Think it's quite obvious there's a few players in that Chelsea team who don't fancy Rosenior! If there was a performance to get a manager the sack last night's game at Brighton was it.
It's clear his out of his depth at this level and blame should be with the owners here but yet again the players will hide away from any s**t being slung at the team and leave the manager out to dry.

[bog]

Chelsea have lost 5 in a row 

They also haven't scored a goal

 Worse record since 1912. 

[SP]

Presumably we can expect our travel to be affected by the additional games at the dog track next season?

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/clyrk1xe64zo

[H4usuallysitting]

Chelsea are now cutting staff, because of their £250m debt...2 first team coaches & academy manager gone.... I'm assuming players are next

[Woolly Mammoth]

Even the Hot Dog seller has been told to pack his trunk.

[Steeeeeeeeeed]

They might need to bring back their electric fence, keep the fans in.

[FFC007]

They'll be lucky to finish in the top half of the table. Lose to Leeds and they may not have any European football to play next season.

If they do qualify for Europe UEFA will make a huge killing with regard to financial fair play.

[SP]

They'll be lucky to finish in the top half of the table.

Their new reality now the dirty money has dried up, a return to their historic place in the pecking order.

[Woolly Mammoth]

Think it's quite obvious there's a few players in that Chelsea team who don't fancy Rosenior! If there was a performance to get a manager the sack last night's game at Brighton was it.
It's clear his out of his depth at this level and blame should be with the owners here but yet again the players will hide away from any s**t being slung at the team and leave the manager out to dry.

That is the impression I have, if he has lost the dressing room and the players do not wish to play for him, that will show in team performances.
Last night was a classic example of a team not playing for the manager which as you know can only lead to one outcome.
Better Managers than Liam Rosenior have lost their jobs at Chelsea.
So it is standard procedure which actually leaves a stain on the club both in the short and long term itself, more than the reputation of the manager.
It cannot be much fun and enjoyable when a manager realises that your players are not playing for you anymore.
In the good old days players played to pay their mortgages.
Now you have millionaire players in the dressing room who have no worries about the impact it has on their outgoings.
They are more concerned about their egos being massaged and how they can cheat and deceive the referee.
That is why many football supporters are shifting their interests towards the clubs lower down the pyramid as the obsession with watching big time Charlie's in the Premier League slowly evaporates like a Polar Bear on shrinking piece of ice.