EX-CHELSEA flop manager Liam Rosenior is going viral for his team talk after Paris FC beat Nice 3-0 in Ligue 1 last week.

Paris are currently second in the league on seven points, and five above city rivals PSG.

Liam Rosenior, Chelsea head coach, wearing glasses and a black jacket, waving.Liam Rosenior is flying with Paris FC this season Credit: PA Liam RoseniorThe Englishman is going viral for a foul-mouthed rant Credit: PA

New boss has had a brilliant start to the season, with his side also shocking Marseille 3-2 this weekend.

He was mocked at for his communication skills, but a fantastic video of him riling up his team last week is now doing the rounds.

After Paris beat , he said: “Football is everything. You have to take care of that f*****g ball.

“I want us to either keep possession or enter the tackle. Stay concentrated. I do not want us to survive our way through the game and win 1-0. F*** that.

“That is not what we are here for. Play. Go and get the second goal. We scored and then went ‘ok. We are 1-0 up.’

“No, no no. Not now. Not now. The game is 0-0. Go and get the second goal.

“You do that by playing positively and using the space in behind their back line.”

Paris play Lyon next, and face a mega local derby against the European champions in mid-December.

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Rosenior joined Paris in July, just three months after leaving his role at Chelsea.

The Englishman only lasted three months as manager of the Blues, and has jumped straight back in to ensure that calamitous tenure does not define his managerial career.