Chelsea manager Liam Rosenior's under-the-radar impact on his team is starting to gain attention, as he navigates a pivotal week in west London. The 3-2 win away at Napoli not only sealed Chelsea's automatic qualification for the knockout phase but also marked a standout result in Rosenior's managerial career.
While Rosenior faced initial skepticism about his ability to manage the high-profile club, his tactics and style of play have started to yield positive results. A back-three system that initially didn't pay off was reversed mid-game by Rosenior's in-game adjustments, which swung momentum in Chelsea's favor.
Despite some criticism surrounding his persona and management style, Rosenior's detailed and thoughtful approach to the game has won over some players and coaching staff members. Young coach Bernardo Cueva has been promoted to a front-row seat at training sessions, reflecting a new collegiate approach under Rosenior.
Rosenior has spoken about needing to deliver winning performances as Chelsea manager but acknowledges that he still hasn't fully gotten going yet. The Napoli win will help him build momentum and provide valuable training weeks in February to make his mark on the team.
A pivotal week lies ahead for Rosenior, with Chelsea set to face West Ham at home in the Premier League and then the Carabao Cup second leg against Arsenal on Tuesday. If he can secure three wins during this period, he will be hailed as a hero by Chelsea fans. For now, his quietly impressive start is starting to gain more recognition.
While Rosenior faced initial skepticism about his ability to manage the high-profile club, his tactics and style of play have started to yield positive results. A back-three system that initially didn't pay off was reversed mid-game by Rosenior's in-game adjustments, which swung momentum in Chelsea's favor.
Despite some criticism surrounding his persona and management style, Rosenior's detailed and thoughtful approach to the game has won over some players and coaching staff members. Young coach Bernardo Cueva has been promoted to a front-row seat at training sessions, reflecting a new collegiate approach under Rosenior.
Rosenior has spoken about needing to deliver winning performances as Chelsea manager but acknowledges that he still hasn't fully gotten going yet. The Napoli win will help him build momentum and provide valuable training weeks in February to make his mark on the team.
A pivotal week lies ahead for Rosenior, with Chelsea set to face West Ham at home in the Premier League and then the Carabao Cup second leg against Arsenal on Tuesday. If he can secure three wins during this period, he will be hailed as a hero by Chelsea fans. For now, his quietly impressive start is starting to gain more recognition.
This Napoli win is like a breath of fresh air for Rosenior's team! I mean, people were all like "he can't do it" and then he goes out there and proves everyone wrong with that 3-2 win. His tactical skills are on point and it's awesome to see him getting more recognition for his work. Plus, the fact that Bernardo Cueva is getting a front-row seat at training sessions shows how Rosenior is building a solid team culture 
. Let's be real, the next few games are going to be crucial for him, but if he can keep this momentum going, I'm sure he'll have Chelsea fans cheering his name in no time! 
I was doubting him from the get-go, but I guess all those "skeptics" were wrong too... just kidding, I wasn't one of them, I've been saying he'd turn it around. But seriously, that Napoli win was no fluke, and his ability to adapt on the fly is what sets him apart. The back-three thing might not have worked at first, but those in-game changes? Spot on! 
And Bernardo Cueva getting more playing time? That's a nod to Rosenior's attention to detail and willingness to develop his staff. He's still got a tough road ahead, but if he can string together three wins, watch out for him... 
️ I'm not saying I was wrong about him (I wasn't), but it's nice to see some validation now that the dust has settled.
! I was really skeptical about him at first, thought he'd struggle to keep up with the big boys, but now he's got Napoli on their hands and it's a huge win for him and the team. The fact that he was able to switch things up mid-game is just genius - talk about thinking on your feet! 
It's great to see him getting more recognition too, I'm sure the players love working with someone who actually listens to them and values their input. And yeah, this week is gonna be huge for him - let's hope he can keep that momentum going and make a real impact on the team 
! I mean, people thought he was done for when they signed him, but look at him now - navigating Napoli like a pro and turning the tide in the game with his clever adjustments 
. Of course, there were some doubts about his persona, but who doesn't love an underdog story? 
I'm keeping my fingers crossed for Rosenior - 3 wins in a row would be absolute magic 
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. He's been doing a great job, especially considering the expectations that come with managing a big club like Chelsea. I mean, yeah he had his doubts at first, but he's made some smart adjustments and his tactics are really starting to pay off 
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. Rosenior got them a 3-2 win away from home, which is no easy feat. The back-three system that initially didn't work out was actually reversed mid-game, which shows he's willing to adapt and make changes when needed.
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like seriously the Napoli win was a masterclass. and yeah i know some people doubt him cuz of how he presented himself at first but trust me, hes been quietly grinding in the background making changes on the fly that are paying off big time 
! People were doubting him, but this Napoli win shows he's not just about sitting back and waiting for others to do the work – he's actually getting his hands dirty and making adjustments on the fly 
. It's cool to see players and staff buying into his style, even if it's not exactly the most traditional approach 
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. Can he keep this momentum going? I think so! He's got the brains and the guts to make it happen 
. 3-2 win at Napoli was sweet, but we all know the Premier League is a different beast altogether. West Ham and Arsenal are gonna give him a run for his money 
. It's also dope to see Bernardo Cueva getting more visibility, it shows Rosenior's not just about flashy signings but building a solid foundation from within 
. I mean sure, he might not be the most conventional manager but his attention to detail is what's making all the difference 
, how he was able to flip that back-three system around in mid-game was pure genius 
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, but now everyone's starting to take notice and appreciate his attention to detail 
. and you see that in the way Bernardo Cueva is being involved in training sessions - it shows Rosenior's got a bit of a collegiate vibe going on 
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, but like you said, if he can just get some consistency going then he'll be loved by the Chelsea fans 
we need to give rosensior some credit he's building momentum and this win against napoli was huge 
but props to him for adjusting on the fly and turning that game around it's all about being adaptable, you know?
. the chelsea fans are probably holding their breaths right now, but this kid is definitely showing some promise