John Terry slams Chelsea chiefs as club icon raises three problems that must be fixed

John Terry has reflected on BlueCo's decision to sack Liam Rosenior, claiming he's 'worried' about the fear of Chelsea Football Club.

John Terry has revealed that he fears for the future of Chelsea. On Wednesday evening, Liam Rosenior was sacked just three months into a six-year contract at Stamford Bridge, leaving the Blues in danger of failing to qualify for either of UEFA's three club competitions.

Calum McFarlane has been appointed as interim head coach for the second time this season, having taken the reins earlier this year when Enzo Maresca stepped down. He will take charge of Chelsea until the end of the season while higher-ups begin looking for a new permanent gaffer.

In a video uploaded to social media, Terry, who works as a part-time mentor in the academy, reflected on Rosenior's departure. The Blues legend confirmed that he had not received a call about helping McFarlane with first-team duties.

Terry said: "I sit here worrying tonight about what is going to happen with our football club. Looking at us needing a manager after the weekend, I’m not sure when ownership are going to make a decision and bring a new manager in.

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"Is a real top manager going to come to Chelsea Football Club at the moment in the position we are in? Can’t buy players, looking like we are going to have to sell potentially, and that will be our best players, which is always tough.

"We will not be playing in European football, I hope I am wrong. [I’m] really, really frustrated, and worried, more importantly. I feel the anger, feel the frustration of the Chelsea supporters.

"But listen, I’ve seen 17 managers in my era come and go as Chelsea captain. What the players have to do is just get together and really focus on the weekend’s game and forget about all the noise around and everything.

"We have a massive game, it is really difficult, but also really easy to do as players to forget the noise and focus on what’s ahead of you, and that is the Leeds game at the weekend.

"We’ve seen this time and time and time again, but maybe the future isn’t as clear as we’ve always seen."

In February, Terry vented his frustration at being overlooked for the interim head coach role at Chelsea. The Blues legend claimed he 'should have been a part' of the caretaker group that oversaw the draw to Manchester City and the defeat to Fulham.

"I am not sure what Calum’s backroom staff is going to look like, I have not had a call, I have not had a message," Terry added in his TikTok post. "I will be continuing my role in the academy, I will be in the academy tomorrow, a big couple of games coming up.

"We will all get behind Calum, he did a great job away against Man City previously and we will get behind the boys because that is what we do."