Chelsea's Rosenior Faces Criticism Amid Slump

On March 23rd, Chelsea suffered a 3-0 defeat at Everton on Saturday, marking their fourth

loss in a row for the first time since 20.

23.

Under new manager, Liam Roseneur, they're now 6th in the Premier League table, just one

point behind fifth place Liverpool after the Red's lost ad.

Brighton.

A top five finish would secure Champions League football next season, but the gap to fourth

wide into six points.

Roseneur took over in January from Enzo Maresca, who left mid-season amid a fallout with

the club's leadership.

Despite early criticism, they're strong backing for the 41-year-old, whose under contract

until 2032, and even joins transfer, planning meetings.

In his first month, he stuck close to the previous setup and picked up 17 points from 10

league games.

Fans and pundits are growing restless, with anti-ownership chance and planned protests at

upcoming matches.

Some players share the frustration, as hinted by Vice-Captain Enzo Fernandez's recent

comments on losing structure after Maresca's exit.

Social media has powered on Roseneur with nicknames mocking his style, though staff

praises patience and charity work.

Injuries, red cards, and a grueling schedule explains some struggles.

Chelsea have played more matches than anyone since last season and get out run by.

Every opponent, formed dipped after Roseneur introduced his own tactics post-winter break,

leading to more line of changes and no clear top goalkeeper.

He insists the team must tune out the noise.

After the international break, Chelsea faced Port Vale in the FA Cup quarterfinals on April

4th, followed by home gangs against Manchester City and Manchester United's success there

plus a Champions League push could quiet the doubters instead of the ship.