Gary Neville has criticized Chelsea's ownership, stating they 'don't have a clue' after dismissing Liam Rosenior, their fifth managerial sacking in under four years. Rosenior's tenure was cut short after just four months, despite signing a six-year contract.
Neville believes the decision is a reflection of the owners' poor judgment, not the coach's performance. Chelsea fans are likely to be 'absolutely disgusted' by the way the situation has been handled, according to Neville. The club's hierarchy has been accused of making massive mistakes, including offering lengthy contracts that are 'almost laughable.' Neville thinks the owners need to reflect on their role in the recent poor performances and take responsibility for their actions.
The search for Rosenior's permanent successor has not yet begun, with the club stating they will 'undertake a process of self-reflection' to make the right long-term appointment.