Liam Rosenior, the new Chelsea head coach, is taking the online mockery directed at him in stride. Since taking over at Stamford Bridge earlier this year, Rosenior has become a popular target for online jokes, but he insists it doesn't bother him.

Rosenior's appearance, particularly his glasses, has led to comparisons to characters like Will McKenzie from "The Inbetweeners" and David Brent from "The Office". Despite becoming a central figure of online memes, Rosenior has embraced the jokes, noting that he wasn't even aware of the teasing until his children brought it to his attention. He seems to be taking it all in good humor.

Adding to the online buzz, Rosenior was recently caught on camera seemingly mocking Chelsea striker Pedro Neto during a 2-1 defeat to Fulham. The cameras focused on Rosenior in the stands at Craven Cottage, where he was watching the game alongside co-owner Behdad Eghbali. At one point, he appeared to mimic Neto's body movements after the player over-hit a cross from the left wing. This incident further fueled the online commentary surrounding the Chelsea boss.

Rosenior's appointment at Chelsea follows his successful stint at Strasbourg, where he led the team to a seventh-place finish in Ligue 1 last season. He signed a six-and-a-half-year contract with the Blues, succeeding Enzo Maresca, who was sacked earlier this year. Despite the pressure and attention that come with managing a high-profile club like Chelsea, Rosenior remains focused on his goals.

Before his first match in charge against Charlton Athletic in the FA Cup, Rosenior addressed the media, outlining his vision for the team. He emphasized the importance of creating the right culture, spirit, and values within the club. Rosenior acknowledged the talent within the squad and aims to build upon the tactical foundation laid by his predecessor. He is determined to prove himself at Chelsea and has stated that he wants to prove the media wrong, just like he did when he managed Strasbourg. "When I went in at Strasbourg I was a joke in the media and they said that my team would finish last".

In the face of online mockery and the pressures of managing a top Premier League club, Rosenior maintains a positive attitude. His ability to laugh at himself and focus on the task at hand may prove to be valuable assets as he embarks on this new chapter in his career.