
Former Chelsea manager Liam Rosenior has spoken publicly about his departure from Stamford Bridge, insisting that he is "not a joke" following media criticism during his tenure. Speaking to French outlet So Foot, Rosenior asserted that his dismissal after just 106 days in charge was "nothing to do with football," making cryptic remarks regarding tolerance in English football.
Rosenior, who is currently managing Paris FC, stated that he was unfairly portrayed in the media through public scrutiny over his clothing, communication style, and tactical notes. He also claimed that media narratives dictated public perception during his time in London.
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