Gary Lineker compares Liam Rosenior to Ruben Amorim as he sends warning to Chelsea boss | OneFootball

Gary Lineker has warned Liam Rosenior not to over do it in press conferences and be less like former Manchester United boss Ruben Amorim.

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Rosenior signed a six and a half year contract at the start of the year as Enzo Maresca’s successor, and things got off to a good start.

However, it feels like the honeymoon period is well and truly over, with Rosenior coming in for heavy criticism after recent results.

Gary Lineker offers advice to Liam Rosenior

The Blues have lost their last three games in all competitions, with two defeats to PSG, and the loss to Newcastle.

The second leg defeat to PSG felt like a new low under the Todd Boehly and Clearlake Capital ownership, with fans leaving Stamford Bridge in their thousands after an hour.

Rosenior hasn’t helped himself with his recent comments and the whole debacle from the huddle before the Newcastle game, and Lineker has offered the 41-year-old some advice.

“Stick to the coaching, which obviously you can see the patterns of play and this sort of thing. Stick to that,” he told The Rest Is Football.

“Don’t overdo your press conferences. Just answer it a little bit.

“Be more like Michael Carrick and less like Ruben Amorim in terms of the way you are speaking.”

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Questions have been asked about Rosenior’s future following the Champions League exit to PSG, despite only arriving at the start of the year.

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Chelsea are said to still believe in Rosenior, but he’s very much under pressure, with the Blues desperately needing a top five finish and Champions League football.

Failure to deliver that could see him replaced in the summer, but there’s said to be an understanding Rosenior hasn’t had the time to work with the squad and fully get his ideas across.

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