Probably flying in for the grand national.
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I agree with that last part
Daytripper
Player Valuation: £40m
Given the Daily Mail guff piece about fans wanting him out and the SkySports piece today, someone is preparing the ground work for him to go using the media. Either that or it’s the so called journos looking for easy click bait.
“Well the fans wanted him out”
“Who do the fans actually want because they are never happy”
Etc etc. See through it people. There are some proper snide folk in and around this club.
“Well the fans wanted him out”
“Who do the fans actually want because they are never happy”
Etc etc. See through it people. There are some proper snide folk in and around this club.
Stephenlloyd
Player Valuation: £40m
Kenny won’t play tomorrow. Coleman Keane Holgate/Branthwaite Godfrey left back I’d imagine
MisterJ
Player Valuation: £30m
Frank Lampard: Everton to stick by manager despite growing threat of Premier League relegation
Everton are one point above the relegation zone after losing at Burnley on Wednesday; club hierarchy are sticking by Frank Lampard after two wins and seven defeats in his nine Premier League games in charge
I'd sack the board before I sacked Frank
Billy Dean
Player Valuation: £70m
I was hoping we might appeal to get Keane's ban extended.
Toffee_Loaf
Player Valuation: £1m
What he urgently must do is calm our players down and reassure them. They are nervous& panic stricken. They wilted under the pressure. Their first instinct was just to get rid of the ball without any awareness of the options around them. They lashed out at things that weren't necessary. They jumped into tackles to show how much they cared rather than simply blocking the ball and not picking up a yellow. We played that game at a crazy pace with players trying to empty the tank which was totally mindless in the circumstances. When you see how much they put into that game physically and mentally - it was no surprise they looked broken at the end. You could see how tense they all were.
All this talk of 'lacking ballacks' and not giving enough is leading players to go safety first and not think. They are in self preservation mode, trying to not mess up and be blamed for it so fragile is their confidence. They think they can show how much they care with big tackles and are not playing as a team. It was a performance that said to me, we don't know how to handle this situation. A showing like that against Man Utd or Liverpool and it will be a cricket score.
All this talk of 'lacking ballacks' and not giving enough is leading players to go safety first and not think. They are in self preservation mode, trying to not mess up and be blamed for it so fragile is their confidence. They think they can show how much they care with big tackles and are not playing as a team. It was a performance that said to me, we don't know how to handle this situation. A showing like that against Man Utd or Liverpool and it will be a cricket score.
Grim Weeper
Player Valuation: £225k
The biggest problem with Frank is that he’s not made any obvious impact, so now what?
His words don’t work, and too often it’s excuses and/or separating “us” where he is included in talk of solutions from “them” when he places the blame subtly on the players as a separate group.
I said after his word after Palace that he gave himself nowhere to go now of things didn’t pick up, and while the performance was better in the West Ham game, the result wasn’t, and we’re now back to square one after Burnley.
He’s got nowhere to go with his words in public and his words in private obviously don’t cut it, so we’re reliant now either on his tactics - which don’t seem to cut it - or individually reliance on the much of rubbish players that have been part of the problem all along,
I don’t think sacking him now helps, and I still think we’ll maybe scrape enough to stay up, but if we do go down, or we stay up but we’re no better 6 weeks into next season, I’d bin him off straight away.
His words don’t work, and too often it’s excuses and/or separating “us” where he is included in talk of solutions from “them” when he places the blame subtly on the players as a separate group.
I said after his word after Palace that he gave himself nowhere to go now of things didn’t pick up, and while the performance was better in the West Ham game, the result wasn’t, and we’re now back to square one after Burnley.
He’s got nowhere to go with his words in public and his words in private obviously don’t cut it, so we’re reliant now either on his tactics - which don’t seem to cut it - or individually reliance on the much of rubbish players that have been part of the problem all along,
I don’t think sacking him now helps, and I still think we’ll maybe scrape enough to stay up, but if we do go down, or we stay up but we’re no better 6 weeks into next season, I’d bin him off straight away.
This wasn't anything against CA tbh i always liked him just stating an opinion on last season.
My point is we were awful at home, the worst home record for 30 years? My point was against the players and he had a better squad.
I'm defending Lampard because CA had a much stronger side and a full pre season / transfer window but that isn't anything against Ancelotti.
Fansince1988
Player Valuation: £40m
A lot have said Dunc should learn his trade in the lower leagues, we’ll be bet know one thought it could well be with us. If we go down I’d hive him the job, things would have got so bad anyway so not a lot to lose. Imo he should have had it instead I’d Frank anyway.
Fansince1988
Player Valuation: £40m
You can’t Argue his record of saving teams is good though.
Fansince1988
Player Valuation: £40m
I agree isn’t ideal but needs must
Toffeelover
Player Valuation: £80m
Only if we can cover it or part of it by getting rid of some of the rubbish players we have.
Toffeelover
Player Valuation: £80m
Frank Lampard: Everton to stick by manager despite growing threat of Premier League relegation
Everton are one point above the relegation zone after losing at Burnley on Wednesday; club hierarchy are sticking by Frank Lampard after two wins and seven defeats in his nine Premier League games in chargewww.skysports.com
I'd sack the board before I sacked Frank
That looking in the crystal ball could be down to a new owner.
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