New Chelsea coach received a fine for speeding: how he avoided disqualification.
Three points already in the league's active
According to The Sun: New 'Chelsea' manager Liam Rosenior has already earned three points, unfortunately not for his team's victory. He found himself in an unpleasant situation when he was found guilty of speeding. Last July, he was caught on camera while driving an Audi A8 Quattro at 36 miles per hour in a zone where only 30 miles per hour is permitted.
The 41-year-old Rosenior was offered to take a traffic safety awareness course. This occurred as an alternative to penalty points and financial sanctions, and...
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This situation highlights the importance of adhering to traffic rules, even for public figures. Rosenior's experience could serve as a valuable example for his subordinates and fans, saving time and money on fines if safety rules are followed on the road. For now, he is focused on working with the team and, hopefully, will deliver excellent results in the new season.
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