Liam Rosenior played for Bristol City, Fulham, Torquay United, Reading, Ipswich, Hull and Brighton
Less than two years after being sacked by Hull City, Liam Rosenior has been named Chelsea head coach.
Since leaving Hull, Rosenior has built a reputation as one of Europe's brightest young managers during an 18-month spell at Chelsea's sister club Strasbourg.
Described as an "innovator" and someone going "straight to the top", the 41-year-old has impressed the Chelsea hierarchy working in the same structure that led to friction between them and his predecessor Enzo Maresca.
But why have they opted for another relatively inexperienced manager, and is Rosenior ready for the Premier League?
