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Micah Richards claims that comments made by Liam Rosenior contributed to his sacking from Chelsea. Rosenior was dismissed less than four months after signing a long-term contract.
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Micah Richards claims “nonsense” from Liam Rosenior played role in his sacking
Micah Richards doesn’t believe Liam Rosenior helped himself with his comments in the media which put more pressure on himself and the players.
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Chelsea sacked Rosenior on Wednesday, less than four months after signing a six and a half year contract at Stamford Bridge.
His final game in charge was a dismal 3-0 defeat to Brighton on Tuesday, which was Chelsea’s fifth in a row in the league without scoring.
Calum McFarlane has been placed in charge for the remainder of the season, and he’ll lead the team out for Sunday’s FA Cup semi final against Leeds at Wembley.
Pep Guardiola has shared his thoughts on the sacking of Rosenior, and Richards has now claimed the 41-year-old didn’t help himself.
“In his interviews, he started playing up to the media which has not helped him,” Richards told Sky Sports.
“Respecting the ball? That’s nonsense. For everyone, we know what social media is like these days.
“Every little detail, everything is scrutinised. I don’t think he helped himself in that aspect which brought more pressure to him, and then the players as well.”
Attention nows turns to appointing a replacement, and it’s understood the Blues are going to take their time before announcing a successor.
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Micah Richards described Liam Rosenior's comments as 'nonsense' and believes they added pressure on both Rosenior and the players.
Liam Rosenior was sacked by Chelsea less than four months after signing a six and a half year contract due to poor performance and pressure from media comments.
Liam Rosenior signed a six and a half year contract with Chelsea before being sacked.

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