Pat Nevin

Horrible, horrible times for the club.

So they definitely deserved a couple of years worth of grace.

But this is four years now.

This is £1.5 billion spent.

This is a methodology that clearly doesn't look as if it's working particularly well.

The thing that gets a lot of football folk in this country is it's a model that we feel uncomfortable with.

This whole responsibility without authority if you're a manager or a coach.

Then people turn around and go, oh, I'm delighted you got rid of Rossignol.

What's it got to do with him?

He's just a coach.

He didn't choose the players.

He just happens to be in there.

So it's one of those ones.

I try not to get too upset or annoyed or angry about it, but I do get upset for the Chelsea fans.

Because, you know, we're all talking about Liam Rossignol just now.

It shouldn't be a surprise because what limitations?

He clearly didn't have the team plan for him, first of all, to go back to the micro level again.

The team spirit wasn't there.

I was at the Everton game when they played against Everton up at the Hill Dickinson.

And I was surrounded by six international players to play for Everton, right?