🗣️ Liam Rosenior’s first Chelsea interview:

😄 On how he is feeling being Chelsea’s new head coach:

“Proud. Excited. Can’t wait to start. It’s a lot of hard work in my life to get to this point, but as I’ve already said to the players, getting to this club is one thing, but I want to win at this amazing football club with these players and the staff. That is what my focus is on.

“When I first heard that Chelsea Football Club were interested in me becoming the new head coach, it was one of the proudest days of my life. Now I am sat here having met the staff and the players, and it’s a day that myself and my family will never forget.”

🤝 How he would describe himself as a coach:

“I think I’m demanding. I think I’m honest. Caring, I care about my team, I care about my players, I care about my staff. I’m meticulous and organised, and I have a clear idea of the way I want the game to be played.

“Now I’m in a position where I want to be remembered as a winning coach, consistently winning – and that doesn’t come from just me. It’s the club. It’s the players. It’s the staff.

“‘My job is to create an atmosphere and environment where people enjoy what they do. If you enjoy what you do, you perform better, and if you perform better, you end up winning games of football.

‘So if we are successful, it won’t all be about me, but my job is to make sure that we’re as organised, as committed, as determined, and we put pride into the shirt. If you do those things, normally, you win games of football.”

💪 On what excited him the most about the challenge ahead:

“The potential – I think the potential is scary. If you have what we have here in terms of the raw tools, the ingredients, the quality of the players, the age they’re at, and in terms of the staff.

“My job is to create an atmosphere where we consistently win. I want to be here for a long time.”

💌 On his message to the Chelsea supporters:

“Believe. Believe in what’s an amazing football club. Believe in the players, as when you give energy to your team, you help them win.

“We’re here to win and I really, really need the fans to help us achieve that. I can’t wait to meet them really soon.”

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Starting 11 🆚 Fulham!

#CFC | #FULCHE

Liam Rosenior on why he is not taking charge against Fulham tonight:

"Travel, but mainly the fact that Calum [McFarlane] did such an incredible job against Manchester City. I thought the performance of the players, certainly in the second half, the energy, the intensity, the quality that they played with. Not just Calum but Harry as well, they have supported the lads in a really difficult moment in a really good way."

[via SkySports]

Liam Rosenior on being #Chelsea head coach:

"Super excited. I can't wait. As a young man I have always wanted to be a coach, I've talked about it a lot. For this opportunity to come up at this stage of my career is great but my biggest focus is not about being Chelsea manager, it's about being a winning Chelsea manager, and that is the message that I gave the players yesterday when I was fortunate enough to meet them for the first time. We need to hit the ground running for the rest of the season."

[via SkySports]

Liam Rosenior on his approach:

Every manager has an idea of the way that they want to play. That's what makes you a coach. For me I have an idea of the way that I want to play, it has to suit the players. I think that is one of the reasons I have been brought to the club, it suits the players perfectly, but you have to be able to adapt in terms of tactics, systems, formations. The most important thing for me is intensity, running, spirit and quality, and you can do that in many different ways in football."

[via SkySports]

Liam Rosenior:

"The lads when I was working in Strasbourg were very supportive of me. We are very aligned in terms of recruitment, style of play. That is why I was brought into the project to begin with. To be honest I never thought it would end up with me stood here in January as Chelsea manager but in life you never know what's going to happen."

[via SkySports]

Liam Rosenior:

"We are very, very close and we are clear on what we want, which is success. People speak about managers too much. It's about the infrastructure, the board. We want this club to be successful for years to come."

[via SkySports]

24' Fulham 0-0 Chelsea: We're underway at Craven Cottage.

RED CARD: Marc Cucurella

Harry Wilson is pulled down by Cucurella on the edge of the penalty box, and the Spaniard receives his marching orders, yet another moment of ill discipline from the Blues this season.

YELLOW CARD: Enzo Fernandez, Cole Palmer & Tosin