2022/23 Frank Lampard

[Terrarian]

He's done but without forward reinforcements to start creating or scoring, nobody will do any better.

 

[james_v02]

The results speak for itself. FL messed up.

A relegation battler would have try to keep that 1 point regardless of the fan base. Southampton was gaining on us and his substitution wasn't good.

Gordon's mistake was no coincidence. An experienced manager would have replace a player to gain control. instead FL destabilised a shaky defense to add an attacker who has not provided much all season. and at 1-1, it wasn't overly necessarily to add attacking flair. it was necessarily to have added control.

The biggest irony of all was FL was trying to make Gordon the "starboy". Instead, Gordon may have cost FL his job.

 

[LeeCarsley]

I don't think he's the problem.

Statistically our worst since Mike Walker but yeah he's been hard done we can't expect to win more than 3 games a season.

 

[kenada_blue]

Frank isn’t on the pitch to make crosses. That comes down to our unskilled players who can play football.

Frank needs to go, the players need a rude awakening

No it doesn't. You instruct your players do to things. They don't...you don't play them.

 

[Eagle Eye]

He has an inability to make changes when needed he is reactive with his subs rather than pro-active.

And there are some real basics that any good coach would spot with certain players and then try to rectify on the training ground.

Mykolenko not overlapping enough, Gray constantly slowing the play down and not getting the ball in early enough, Iwobi not holding position consistently enough. Players not running off the player with the ball and creating angles. Not finding a player who can take a set piece.. All absolute basics that can be coached into players of any ability.

Really wanted him to do well, but it has to be it now.

 

[ProZ]

Got Seamus doing the teamtalks, Cole on the set pieces, what exactly is he doing besides sending us down?

 

[Big Sams Undies]

Criminal that he got time after the Brighton mauling.

2 defeats since.

Finished.

 

[kenada_blue]

I don't think he's the problem.

He is. Part of a bigger issue of indecision and lack of backing for him

Does himself no favours in games against Bournemouth, Wolves, Southampton in his decision making and tactics

 

[Everton_Gary]

No it doesn't. You instruct your players do to things. They don't...you don't play them.

And put who in their place? If he benched some of these guys and played youth players you’d still be mad. He was in a lose lose situation. He needs to go and some of these players should never see the pitch again for the first team.

 

[RomanReigns]

Game over

 

[Del-boy]

Left it too late. Should have gone after being slapped twice by Bournmouth. About 8 weeks then to have a proper sit down and get someone in.

 

[Toffe3m4n]

He probably shouldn't survive this like.. but I honestly believe that the board haven't a clue what they're supposed to do next.

 

[Blue83]

It's a shame it hasn't worked out, saved us from relegation, was a likeable manager but he's so out of his depth now there's no way he can save us from relegation a second time and the team has no identity, we're basically a worse version of Burnley

 

[LeeCarsley]

Anyone still backing this manager are welcome to follow him to his next club, likely Billericay Town or the like. I fear for the fans of that club.

 

[lungo]

And there are some real basics that any good coach would spot with certain players and then try to rectify on the training ground.

Mykolenko not overlapping enough, Gray constantly slowing the play down and not getting the ball in early enough, Iwobi not holding position consistently enough. Players not running off the player with the ball and creating angles. Not finding a player who can take a set piece.. All absolute basics that can be coached into players of any ability.

Really wanted him to do well, but it has to be it now.

Playing Iwobi in the middle ( the most important position in the team) should be enough to get the sack.