2022/23 Frank Lampard

[ForeverEverton]

I doubt hiring Sean Dyche is going to magically turn Maupay into a 15 goal a season attacker

I’m not sure sacking lampard solves anything

All of the other problems would still exist

I’m sure he will be sacked like, but it’s just moving the deck chairs on the Titanic now

As long as the goggle eyed freak owns us we’re screwed

Even if we somehow magically survive this season again, we’re just delaying the inevitable

This is a terribly run football club and sacking Frank Lampard will do very little to fix that

You say that but Howe got Newcastle winning with the same players Steve Bruce had bottom of the league, even before that 1st window....

Are you suggesting Lampard is the best manager in the world by saying no one else could do better?

 

[ForeverBlue92]

I doubt hiring Sean Dyche is going to magically turn Maupay into a 15 goal a season attacker

I’m not sure sacking lampard solves anything

All of the other problems would still exist

I’m sure he will be sacked like, but it’s just moving the deck chairs on the Titanic now

As long as the goggle eyed freak owns us we’re screwed

Even if we somehow magically survive this season again, we’re just delaying the inevitable

This is a terribly run football club and sacking Frank Lampard will do very little to fix that

How many clubs in the PL have 15 goal strikers mate ?

We need a gulf state takeover to change things ultimately but to simply be sniffing around top 10 we need a proper PL level manager which we currently do not have.

 

[JobForTheMoyes]

It may be fair to say he’s been dealt a poor hand with the squad available but he’s responsible for bringing in McNeil and Maupay. He might not have had many options at the outset today but his persistence with these two for as long as he did (80 minutes in Maupay’s case) when it was obvious they were totally out of their depth is a damning indictment. It’s hard to believe he’s had the last 6 weeks to address this team’s failings but it’s obvious nothing has been addressed.

You would think a good manager would get more from this squad. Thing is, it seems good managers are very thin on the ground. Very few actually are able to improve a team through good coaching.

 

[GrandOldSte117]

it’s a far far higher level than frank

we’re a mess everywere we’re cursed

Curses don't exist. We have an inept board, a crap squad, and a crap manager. Only thing we can replace immediately is the manager to give us a fighting chance of staying in this league. Frank has never had the run of results that suggest he is in anyway capable.

 

[nsno-chris]

Does it matter at this stage? Lampard is clearly inept and taking us down. We can't do much worse with anyone else

Yes, it actually does

 

[Toff33Blues99]

well yearh of course it does

No it doesn't. Its irrelevant. The manager in place isn't up fir the job. We can worry about the next guy once the correct decision to sack Lampard has been made

 

[blue to the bone]

It's a results business. When city beat us he will have lost 5 on the spin and probably be in the bottom 3.
Whether or not another manager can do better it's questionable.
But he can have no complaints.
Nice guy. Poor manager .

 

[Toff33Blues99]

Yes, it actually does

Doesn't. It's idle talk unless the board takes action against a failing manager

 

[TheBigIguana]

Talking about needing to be clinical again. He doesn't get it.

 

[Simon Buttle]

The Kenwright era was good, this is a nightmare

It all depends on what you class as good though. Yes under Kenwright we had a team that 'on pitch' was doing ok but we still capitulated every time we played anyone decent because Moyes was so in awe of the big name managers. We also sold our best player at the end of most seasons due to BK's chronic lack of cash and business acumen. Off the pitch it certainly wasn't 'good times' though, we borrowed from some very dubious sources, sold off everything we could and completely failed to develop and grow as a brand. Stuff which has cost the club developmentally years and we are now a long way behind many of our peers. All of that happened long before Farhad Moshiri ever got involved with Everton Football Club. All of this stuff has been building up for years and years imo, Moshiri is just the icing on the top of a very stale Kenwright cake imo.

 

[bicycleheader]

I think the best thing for the club would be he stays and sorts this out and even just slightly improved us and stabilises us until In the stadium.

Unfortunately it’s not looking good for my preferred outcome

However if he is to go id want them appointing another decent manager that won’t drive half the fan base mad from day one, and that we plan on keeping for the foreseeable future if we do get rid.

However, if the useless clowns at the top have no plan or only an emergency replacement in mind, I’d honestly prefer get Lampard the players needed and let him continue.

 

[ForeverEverton]

It's a results business. When city beat us he will have lost 5 on the spin and probably be in the bottom 3.
Whether or not another manager can do better it's questionable.
But he can have no complaints.
Nice guy. Poor manager .

6 on the spin if you include the B`mouth Cup game, lose to City and it will be 4 points from a possible 31.... And not even at the half way point yet.

 

[edge]

I doubt hiring Sean Dyche is going to magically turn Maupay into a 15 goal a season attacker

I’m not sure sacking lampard solves anything

All of the other problems would still exist

I’m sure he will be sacked like, but it’s just moving the deck chairs on the Titanic now

As long as the goggle eyed freak owns us we’re screwed

Even if we somehow magically survive this season again, we’re just delaying the inevitable

This is a terribly run football club and sacking Frank Lampard will do very little to fix that

Agree we 99% of that but sacking Frank will go a bit of the way to changing things.
He quite clearly using any matrix isn't up to the job.
Go on any other clubs forums and see what they think of him.
They can't believe he is even here in the first place.

 

[nsno-chris]

Doesn't. It's idle talk unless the board takes action against a failing manager

well it clearly does

Or would you be happy sacking lampard and appointing Dennis Wise??

 

[Lanolin]

There’s nothing to say that a new manager would make a big improvement but I think we’ve got to a point where we can pretty safely say things aren’t going to get better under lampard now, so it’s difficult to see a change making things worse.