2022/23 Frank Lampard

[Librarian]

Shuddup

 

[UltraVires]

I think this is the time personally but I’d either sack him now or let him have City but be getting ready to announce a new manager at full time of the city game.

We need to beat Brighton and Southampton for me otherwise it’s going to be a lot like last year

 

[kenada_blue]

Lost 4 games on the bounce. 3 in the league. 2 of them at home.

In Benitez territory now.

But to be fair...we deserve to be relegated so whoever is in charge it doesn't matter

 

[Daveysgingerlovechild]

I mean there’s plenty, but for lampard, the beginning of the end started a while ago.

Depends how you define it. I meant it's probably what kick starts his departure officially.

It's been the usual early to mid-season slide hasn't it? Is it all on Lampard? I'd argue not. We're like Sunderland- you can pretty much bet your house on it every season. And in comes another manager...

 

[Drico]

He doesn't have a striker who;d have converted at least another chance today.

I understand the frustration but a striker transforms this team.

I know what you're saying, but he doesn't have that striker - preferred to stick with the "special player" Anthony Gordon - and the lack of a striker didn't cause us to lose that game today. If you can't win, don't lose. Frank can't win - but still loses.

Taxi!

 

[ForeverBlue92]

Newcastle beat Leicester 3-0 with a front 3 of Joelinton, Chris Wood and Almeiron.

Stop with the excuses lads about the forward line Lampards a bang average manager who even Norwich didnt want for the gig there.

Should have gone after Bournemouth tonked us twice in 1 week.

 

[GrandOldSte117]

I'm predicting players go under the bus in usual Frank fashion

 

[ProZ]

Very very Everton to unveil the stadium in the championship, and If we don't switch it up that is what will happen.

 

[Toff33Blues99]

Reckon our wonderful owner has anyone lined up? Reckon we’ve spent the 5 week break putting irons in the fire or any sort of a plan in place? Reckon we’ll have the new man in before deadline day?

Of course we haven't. He will get sacked on Feb 1st after him and the other idiot Thelwall try to buy up the rejects from wolves and Burnley

 

[davek]

It’s been assembled by a succession of clueless DOF’s over the years. Lampard is getting sacked regardless of whether you think he should be though.

I dont think he will be.

He'll get the transfer window and then some.

 

[Bebeto]

At least no excuse...plenty of good managers available right now. Problem I don't trust our dof to make the right call.

 

[kenada_blue]

City (a), Brighton (h), Southampton (h).

Even 1 win in those still has us in the bottom 3

 

[evilwebby]

Your whole first paragraph is wrong. And says a lot about you that you are trying to get one over other fellow fans. Lots have given him grief from day one. And no one has said he is doing a great job but wanted to give him time.

Don't know what fantasy world you inhabit, but just go back 6 matches and you will find almost unwavering support for FLJ and comments like "never mind is he good enough for Everton, is Everton good enough for him"

Jesus wept

 

[MikeH72]

I dont think he will be.

He'll get the transfer window and then some.

No he won’t.

 

[Drico]

Depends how you define it. I meant it's probably what kick starts his departure officially.

It's been the usual early to mid-season slide hasn't it? Is it all on Lampard? I'd argue not. We're like Sunderland- you can pretty much bet your house on it every season. And in comes another manager...

Well, it would help if we didn't sack managers who finished eighth. I'm all for stylish football, but baby steps first please.