ROSENIOR'S IN IT FOR THE LONG HAUL AS HE TARGETS A STAMFORD BRIDGE TENURE TO MATCH HIS EMIRATES RIVAL MIKEL

LIAM ROSENIOR is hoping his time at Chelsea will prove the end of the upheaval at the club as he looks to emulate Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta's longevity.

- BY BOBBY VINCENT

Since Arteta took his position in the Gunners dugout in December 2019, the Blues have had six permanent head coaches, with Rosenior the latest appointment in a constant managerial merry-go-round at Stamford Bridge.

Rosenior (left) has made an impressive start to life as Chelsea head coach, winning eight of his 12 matches in charge - with his two defeats coming against Arsenal, who they face today. The Gunners have stuck with Arteta through some difficult moments, when some were calling for the Spaniard to be sacked.

With Arsenal now leading the Premier League with 10 matches of their season remaining, the north Londoners' patience could finally pay off. Rosenior is hoping Chelsea show similar faith to their rivals but realises that he needs to be successful in the short, medium and long term.