**Chelsea's Coach, Liam Rosenior, Not Worried About Where He Sleeps** As the Premier League continues to heat up, Chelsea FC's head coach, Liam Rosenior, has revealed that he's been living in a hotel since taking over the reins of the Blues. Despite being in charge of the team, Rosenior, a 41-year-old British-Ghanaian, hasn't had the luxury of settling into his own home. In his own words, his living circumstances are "not a priority" as he focuses on getting Chelsea back on track. Rosenior, who joined Chelsea from RC Strasbourg Alsace in January, has had a remarkable start to his tenure, guiding the team to eight wins in 11 matches across all competitions. Chelsea currently sit fifth in the Premier League standings, a position that could secure them a spot in the UEFA Champions League. With their sights set on European glory, Rosenior's priority is to maintain the momentum. The Chelsea boss has been quite vocal about the racism controversy involving Vinícius Júnior during the UEFA Champions League clash between Benfica and Real Madrid. Rosenior's sentiments are clear: if he witnessed racism and no action was taken, he would take his team off the pitch. As someone with mixed heritage, Rosenior believes that everyone is "pretty much the same." Chelsea's demanding schedule for March will put Rosenior's leadership to the test. With key league encounters against Arsenal and Aston Villa, alongside FA Cup and European fixtures, it's a challenge that requires focus and dedication. For now, Rosenior's living in a hotel might not be the most ideal situation, but he's not letting it distract him from the job at hand. With a win over Burnley on Saturday, Chelsea could move above Manchester United and continue their push for the top four. As the season unfolds, one thing is certain: Rosenior's commitment to Chelsea will be put to the test, and it remains to be seen if the team can maintain their form despite their unsettled living arrangements.