Liam Rosenior

So it's not just they've given him time, he's earned the time.

And I think as a coach, that's...

it's ideal to, I'd love to have six years here and see what the team looks like after six years.

The reality for every coach is you have to win every game that you could, you have to try and win every game that you play.

You have to show that the team is improving in the short term.

And if you do that, then hopefully you get the time to really put your imprint on the team.

It was a charity football match.

Jimmy Show Racism, the red card, something I'm really, really passionate about.

It was amazing.

It's the only time I've ever played since I retired.

And yeah, I had a great time.

Jimmy played.

He didn't move as well as he did when he was a player.

But Jimmy's a great guy.

There were some really, really good people.

It was a really, really good cause.

If you'd have said to me at that moment, probably the next time I'd be at Stamford Bridge was as head coach, I would have said, you're crazy, but life does do that to you sometimes.

I'm so lucky to be here and I want to make the most of it.

Thank you.

You have that chance to get back into your flow in a certain way with an FA Cup tie at home against Aston Villa.