Liam Rosenior admits he's settling into life as Chelsea head coach despite living in a hotel with no time to house hunt. In an exclusive Sky Sports interview, he rated his start a 'six out of ten' after four games across four competitions. The calm follows a whirlwind appointment for the former Hull and Derby manager.

Rosenior emphasizes the squad's lack of ego, noting world-class stars are receptive and down-to-earth. He recalls his own experiences with managers like Brendan Rodgers at Reading, aiming to build a team that runs for each other. His focus is on constant communication, even if players are 'sick of me already.'

The immediate task is a Premier League trip to Crystal Palace this Sunday, live on Sky Sports. Chelsea's Carabao Cup semi-final first-leg loss to Arsenal remains a chance for redemption. Rosenior believes his authentic approach, demanding yet humorous, can reignite players like Cole Palmer and bring success to a club accustomed to high expectations.