BEST in the WORLD in his position! Rosenior & Reece James | Chelsea v Newcastle

Football

Année2026

Durée11m

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Chelsea head coach Liam Rosenior and club captain Reece James look ahead to Saturday’s clash against Newcastle and react to the news that James has signed a new, long-term contract with the Blues. TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 Intro 0:01 James on new deal? There wasn't much of a decision. I love the club, I've experienced winning here and I believe in the future. I've spoken to everyone at the club, from ownership to sporting directors, I'm fully behind the club and what they are trying to build. 0:31 Rosenior on James signing new deal… We've secured the best player in world football in his position. 1:04 More from Rosenior… When you meet Reece, you see him from afar, you see he can play many positions, he's technically brilliant. The thing he impresses me most is his humility and how he is as a person. For as long as I'm here, he'll be my leader. 1:50 Rosenior on Gittens and Estevao? Jamie is back involved. Estevao is still a bit further away. 2:10 Rosenior and goalkeepers? Obviously I made a decision to play Filip against Villa and his performance was outstanding. His performance against PSG for 75 minutes was outstanding but then he made a mistake.  3:19 Neto pushing ball boy? I've seen the incident back. It doesn't look good. I understand Pedro's perspective but there are ways you go about it. I was so impressed with him, and it was his idea, he wanted to apologise straight away.  4:04 Rosenior on prioritising PSG? I don't prioritise any competition. I've seen teams come back from three goals down in the Champions League many times. 5:40 Rosenior on dropping points from winning positions? I've been here for two and a half months, that's the reality. How you learn from mistakes is we watch clips with players of what went wrong, Reece will tell you. I've been here two and a half months, it takes time. 7:26 Rosenior on Fernandez losing his cool with Jorgensen? I watched it back. That's a player with passion who wants to win. Roy Keane as a player probably did that 20 times a game. I want a team with culture and ac