Liam Rosenior says Chelsea sacking had 'nothing to do with football'
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8-second readLiam Rosenior has described his 107-day spell as Chelsea manager as the best and hardest experience of his life, while insisting that his dismissal in April had “nothing to do...

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Liam Rosenior has described his 107-day spell as Chelsea manager as the best and hardest experience of his life, while insisting that his dismissal in April had “nothing to do...
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