2022/23 Frank Lampard

[BlueStevie35]

Would love to know what this progress is they have seen, because I have seen no evidence of it. He is tactically inept and I don't know what his 20 or so staff do other than steal a living

Well no one’s meant to unless we’re actually there at Finch Farm day in day out to see in person, considering they talk of working on this or working on that in training then the players step over the line and make brain dead decisions that go against the instructions given

 

[GoldenToffee]

Lol at "the players gave their all" against Wolves and now calling on the fans to win games for us, again.

 

[ToffeeTim]

Lol at "the players gave their all" against Wolves and now calling on the fans to win games for us, again.

 

[hktoffee]

“We played well against Wolves”. No I strongly disagree.

 

[billyblue80]

Do you fear for your job if you don't get results in the next set of fixtures would have been a good question. But no it's all softball

 

[Nymzee]

Do you fear for your job if you don't get results would have been a good question

I mean it wouldn’t have been a good question. It’s obvious.

 

[Moderatelywarmwater]

Lose percentage is 53%, which is equal to Benitez and WORSE THAN MIKE WALKER, defeat at City will put him out on his own.... For goals scored his goals per game is 0.91, THE WORST in our Premier League history.....

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One point per game?

Goodness, that’s relegation form…..Something needs to change ….luck, players…. Something

 

[ToffeeTim]

I don't think there is much hope for us if Lampard still thinks we played well against Wolves. It all seems a little delusional to me, and that's a common trait we see before an Everton manager is sacked.

Just call a spade a spade. We were awful in the final third and poor on defensive transitions. That's a recipe for losing any game of football

 

[Zeitgeist]

Those questions were dreadful. Obviously briefed to not ask about his job by the club, typical.

Also focussing on the positives is great and all but sort the attack out, it's diabolical

If he gets January and they don't bring anyone in I'd just resign if I was him. As good as done anyway

 

[UltraVires]

It’s very simple, in the 94th minute or whatever it was, the Wolves players showed more desire than our players to sprint down the field.

If our players had ran with the same energy, their attack would have fallen flat and while we wouldn’t have won the game we would be in a much better position.

 

[BlueStevie35]

It’s very simple, in the 94th minute or whatever it was, the Wolves players showed more desire than our players to sprint down the field.

If our players had ran with the same energy, their attack would have fallen flat and while we wouldn’t have won the game we would be in a much better position.

It would have fell from the off had Doucoure not bottled the tackle on the edge of their box

 

[UltraVires]

It would have fell from the off had Doucoure not bottled the tackle on the edge of their box

I really have no idea what happens with him. He’s capable of having good games where he’s everywhere but then he’s equally capable of looking timid and couldn’t pass a ball two yards.

If we get a good offer from Fulham then we should take it and move on.

 

[Drico]

Whatever your thoughts on Lampard as a manager, he has effectively had one window and half a season to fix a team who were the worst performing team in the league when he arrived.
Any manager will need more forbearance than that.

He's not being asked to fix the team in that time. He's being asked to get us to a comfortable 14th or 15th.

 

[kenada_blue]

I don't think there is much hope for us if Lampard still thinks we played well against Wolves. It all seems a little delusional to me, and that's a common trait we see before an Everton manager is sacked.

Just call a spade a spade. We were awful in the final third and poor on defensive transitions. That's a recipe for losing any game of football

He's clearly trying to keep the moral up. I think they were okay to poor but did enough to not lose the game if it wasn't down to poor game management from Lampard.

Can also see it as a thinly veiled swipe at getting bodies in cos of the fact the players "did everything" and it wasn't enough

 

[Drico]

Plus thinking of timing, would Moyes moved from one relegation fight to another mid season

Our one is probably the tougher fight to have of the two as well

Why would we even want a failed West Ham manager? I think Moyes has done a great job at West Ham, and is currently in one of this occasional ruts. It happened with us too. Given where he took them over the last 18 months, they'd be crazy to fire him. But the idea he gets sacked by West Ham and arrives at Goodison as our saviour is fanciful.