2021/22 Frank Lampard

[Efcjake]

While I appreciate those results will keep us up maybe I don't see anything in them that means the manager has to stay around

Getting those results against those teams with this squad should speak for itself right now.

 

[NathDogg]

I enjoyed a win, but not the performance which was dire once more. A win, even a jammy one, is a win though. Still in the bottom 3 though ...thanks to Super Frankie.

Behave yourself you brain dead kopite meff.

On Sunday there was no groaning and shouting abuse at players, none, the fans were 100% supportive, as they should be

You post some absolute tripe mate - this narrative that the lack of support from the fans when you’re Spanish friend was running the show has to stop - the fans were with the team and gave Benitez plenty of chances, we were just garbage and he was a disaster and did his best to ruin this club (along with moshiri). You and the other bootlickers need to own it and stop with the blame game of the fans.

We amassed almost half our points very early in the season and then we had some defeats...then the mob descended and 'reasoned' they were right all along and demanded him out, and made sure the team and our position in the table were the last thing on anyone's mind through sheer bloody mindedness.

That is the truth of this squalid and disastrous season. No re-writing of history will ever erase that.

No. I never put my faith in Benitez, I gave my support to him as he was the Everton manager. But he had to go, because what use is supporting a manager who is being undermined so much that the effect on the team was going to hand us a near certain relegation?

Some people need to hold their hand up and take responsibility for their actions.

I really like you mate, but you need to stop this nonsense and own your actions, like the rest of the cardinals.

There was no undermining, no lack of support or chances given to him from the fans - he just did his best to destroy the club yet you are all still defending him, whilst also seeming to want frank to fall flat on his face!?!

We were right, you and the bootlickers were all wrong - he’s gone now (propbably way too late) and you all need to get behind the manager and stop polluting his thread with your misty eyed revisionism of the glory days with tapapstits and how he was so badly treated by us awful fans - it’s just so boring and wrong.

I’ve seen more than enough from Frank to know that whatever happens he should be the Everton manager for a good number of years to come.

 

[Goat]

We're going to be back to the whole results don't just happen argument aren't we?

No mate, I honestly think you are trolling, so good luck with the bait.

 

[TheBigIguana]

We missed clear chances against Leicester (Richarlison x 2) and against Chelsea (Gray, Mykolenko) etc. We should have scored more goals.

Results matter in football, and performances don't matter in May of a relegation fight.

Leicester is one of the few decent showings.

The Gray chance wasn't a clear chance and even if Mykolenko's was decent Chelsea still had two way better ones than ours.

 

[TheBigIguana]

No mate, I honestly think you are trolling, so good luck with the bait.

I'm not, I don't think he's shown anything in these few months to suggest we're going anywhere. I understand if we stay up he's staying, my concern is it won't magically start happening next season.

I mean Burnley had Sean Dyche as manager, sacked him and now they're playing better than we have since Lampard took over within a couple of weeks. And I don't mean aesthetically better, I mean they've turned up and beat teams by controlling games and being the better side.

 

[ToffeeTim]

Leicester is one of the few decent showings.

The Gray chance wasn't a clear chance and even if Mykolenko's was decent Chelsea still had two way better ones than ours.

Chelsea are the european champions - of course they will have chances. Our keeper is allowed to make good saves.

 

[ToffeeTim]

I'm not, I don't think he's shown anything in these few months to suggest we're going anywhere. I understand if we stay up he's staying, my concern is it won't magically start happening next season.

I mean Burnley had Sean Dyche as manager, sacked him and now they're playing better than we have since Lampard took over within a couple of weeks. And I don't mean aesthetically better, I mean they've turned up and beat teams by controlling games and being the better side.

If we come 17th, then nothing is magically improving overnight. It's going to be gradual improvement. Regardless of manager.

 

[Goat]

I'm not, I don't think he's shown anything in these few months to suggest we're going anywhere. I understand if we stay up he's staying, my concern is it won't magically start happening next season.

I mean Burnley had Sean Dyche as manager, sacked him and now they're playing better than we have since Lampard took over within a couple of weeks. And I don't mean aesthetically better, I mean they've turned up and beat teams by controlling games and being the better side.

So we should get in Mike Jackson? A manager who lasted 3months at Tranmere?

I watched the Watford game, they didnt control ZIP apart from the last 10 minutes.

 

[TheBigIguana]

Getting those results against those teams with this squad should speak for itself right now.

It does speak for itself right now. It doesn't mean we can't take a hard look at the situation in a month and plot our path forward.

Lampard doesn't have the Big Sam rep so I think it is being missed that this is a Big Sam job but worse. We all agreed Sam needed to go when he finished his season.

 

[TheBigIguana]

So we should get in Mike Jackson? A manager who lasted 3months at Tranmere?

I watched the Watford game, they didnt control ZIP apart from the last 10 minutes.

No mate, it's an example of how a team in a relegation fight can still not play proper dog doo and hope they win off deflections and miracle saves. I didn't even know the managers name.

 

[nsno-chris]

It does speak for itself right now. It doesn't mean we can't take a hard look at the situation in a month and plot our path forward.

Lampard doesn't have the Big Sam rep so I think it is being missed that this is a Big Sam job but worse. We all agreed Sam needed to go when he finished his season.

Considering Frank has actually said now is not the time to play how he wants

Relegation battles equates to scrapping for points anyway you can

 

[TheBigIguana]

Chelsea are the european champions - of course they will have chances. Our keeper is allowed to make good saves.

It's not a strategy though.

 

[ToffeeTim]

It's not a strategy though.

Name me a strategy where a team in the relegation zone can play the European champions, play them off the park, and not allow them any chances at our goal?

 

[Neiler]

I'm not, I don't think he's shown anything in these few months to suggest we're going anywhere. I understand if we stay up he's staying, my concern is it won't magically start happening next season.

I mean Burnley had Sean Dyche as manager, sacked him and now they're playing better than we have since Lampard took over within a couple of weeks. And I don't mean aesthetically better, I mean they've turned up and beat teams by controlling games and being the better side.

Working harder! lol

 

[Goat]

No mate, it's an example of how a team in a relegation fight can still not play proper dog doo and hope they win off deflections and miracle saves. I didn't even know the managers name.

Thinking about it I agree, how he hasnt turned us around and made us City in 4months is an utter joke.

LAMPARD OUT