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13/04/2026

⚽️🚨BREAKING: Chelsea are still backing Liam Rosenior, this is the message from the club after the match today. 💣🔥

They don’t forget he arrived in January + had no pre season. It will be important to understand how Chelsea end the rest of the season, its results based industry, but at the moment as of now, the message is ‘we want to trust this manager' 👀💙 ()

10/04/2026

In just 6 months… already 4 moves:

▪️ Mamadou Sarr (20,CB)
📅 Centre-back signed in January

▪️ Liam Rosenior (41,HC)
📅 Manager signed in January

▪️ Emmanuel Emegha (23,CF)
📅 Striker deal agreed for the summer

▪️ Valentín Barco (21,LM)
📅 Wing-back close to signing for the summer

The Blues 💙 are directly feeding off their “little brother” within the BlueCo group. 🏢

06/04/2026

smart mind in the building let's see who gets this. 90%will fail this

12/02/2026

03/02/2026

🚨🚨Chelsea’s handling of Argentine defender Aaron Anselmino shows poor planning:

• He had no place in the first team, so Chelsea decided to loan him to Borussia Dortmund.
• He settled well and started performing in Germany.
• When Chelsea failed to sign their main target, Jeremy Jacquet (who chose Liverpool), and suddenly ended Anselmino’s loan.
• The player left Dortmund in tears and returned to London.
• Chelsea then told him he would not stay and would be loaned to Strasbourg instead, just to bring back Mamadou Sarr. 😱

Poor Aaron Anselmino😤

31/01/2026

Maresca vs Rosenior

​The "Rosenior Revolution" is officially here! With 5 wins in his first 6 games, Liam has hit the ground running since replacing Enzo Maresca. How do their opening six matches at Chelsea compare.

​Enzo Maresca (First 6 Games - 2024):
​Record: 3W - 1D - 2L
​Goals: 11 Scored | 7 Conceded
​Highlight: The 6-2 demolition of Wolves.

​Liam Rosenior (First 6 Games - 2026):
​Record: 5W - 0D - 1L
​Goals: 16 Scored | 7 Conceded
​Highlight: A historic 3-2 comeback win away at Napoli.

​Maresca brought the "process," but Rosenior has brought the "intensity" and a record-breaking debut win. The Blues are flying under Liam Rosenior and I wish him success.

May Liam Succeed

Chelsea Football Club

29/01/2026

Liam Rosenior has been in the job at Chelsea less than a month. In order to qualify for the knockout phase of the Champions League, his Blues side had to go to Antonio Conte's Napoli, the current Scudetto holders.

After taking an early away lead, Conte's side then quickly turned the tie on its head before half-time, leading 2-1 at the interval.

That didn't scare Chelsea though. Courtesy of a Joao Pedro second-half brace, they came from behind to show immense courage and qualify for the knockout phase in 6th place. A 3-2 win. A priceless win.

Rosenior has barely been at Stamford Bridge yet, but still managed to go to one of Europe's most intimidating stadiums with one of Europe's most experienced managers, and get the job done.

Respect. 👏👏

29/01/2026

In Abuja, a kind woman who took us in to stay with her and her husband later found out I was not eating. She encouraged me to eat and even gave me small money when I needed it. I helped by cleaning, bathing the children, and taking them to school, but I never asked her for anything. For me, just having a roof over my head already felt like a huge gift.

After we won the under seventeen World Cup in Chile, I came back and looked for that couple. I gave them part of my tournament money as thanks. It was not about how big the amount was. It was about honour. When people help you at your lowest point, you must not forget them when God lifts you higher. Gratitude is part of my journey.

— Victor Osimhen

31/12/2025

Happy New Year! 🎉
May this new year bring you good health, greater achievements, fresh opportunities, and abundant success in all you do. May your plans prosper, your efforts be rewarded, and your days be filled with peace and joy.
Cheers to a brighter and more fulfilling year ahead! 🥂✨

07/12/2025

🔊 US & Nigerian lawmakers hold fresh sessions over rising insecurity — as if the government no gree open eyes: parents dey fear to send kids to school, streets no calm. “Empty promises no longer dey pass as cover.”