“Very hopeful” – Liam Rosenior delivers one piece of positive news from Chelsea press conferenceLevi Colwill is on course to play for Chelsea this season according to Liam Rosenior’s latest press conference.If you enjoy Chelsea News coverage and want to see more of it, add us as a preferred source on Google to make us a favourite and see more of our content.We’re looking anywhere for some good news right now, with Chelsea struggling on all fronts, and Liam Rosenior’s press conference today was a pretty gloomy one.One area where he was able to give some good news was on Levi Colwill. The defender has been missing all season after picking up a bad knee injury in preseason, but played a friendly game over the weekend with some youth players as he continues his rehab.Given there are still plenty of games to go, we’re increasingly confident we’ll see him get first team minutes before the end of the campaign, and Rosenior shared our optimism when asked if Colwill was on course to play for him this campaign.Liam Rosenior’s positive words about Colwill’s chances“Very hopefully, yes, you can see him before the end of the season,” the coach said.“Levi’s plan, it was a very low-level game, 60 minutes was a really, really good start for him.

We want him to be involved in the next game on Saturday with the Under-21s as well, build him up, because it’s been a really bad injury that he’s come back from.“His rehab’s gone really well, he’s trained today, he makes a huge impression on the group. You can see his presence on the training pitch. I can’t wait to have him back in with the group.”In other news…Wesley Fofana stormed off the pitch on Saturday, and Rosenior has admitted this was a mistake by his defender, who has now apologised.Injury news was a key feature of this press conference – there are three major doubts for tomorrow’s game and Rosenior had an update on all three.DOWNLOAD THE OFFICIAL CHELSEA NEWS APP FOR ALL THE LATEST UPDATES – STRAIGHT TO YOUR PHONE! ON THE APP STORECheck out the latest edition of Simon Phillips’ SPTC podcast here: