2022/23 Frank Lampard

[neil999]

I just really want to understand what people see in Dyche that is going to fix any of our issues here.

He won 4 of 30 last season!

He's an experienced manager who has dealt with a team at the bottom of the league and kept them up on numerous occasions, he isn't a saviour but it's pretty obvious what his strengths are

 

[DanB90]

He has to go blud

 

[edge]

He won 3 in 30 with a crap squad thus he was sacked. I don’t understand why you think he can get us out.

His squad had about 8 players on short term contracts or just about to end.
plus a couple of loans, they were capable of beating us and ran out of steam towards the end.
He is a far better manager than Lampard .
dont know if he is the man for us but we would definitely have a better chance than under the current one.

 

[malfosse]

Why you being all aggressive lil homie ?

No aggression from me, just saying it as I see it.
Knob.

 

[DanB90]

He's an experienced manager who has dealt with a team at the bottom of the league and kept them up on numerous occasions, he isn't a saviour but it's pretty obvious what his strengths are

The worry for me is: last season, his Burnley team looked worse than this current Everton team.

They actually looked better under that Mike Jackson fella.

 

[BlueStevie35]

Genuinely amazing that he's not been sacked yet.

Almost feels like it's a f you this is what you get from the board at this point.

That’s exactly what it is given everything that’s happened this week

 

[TheBigIguana]

He's an experienced manager who has dealt with a team at the bottom of the league and kept them up on numerous occasions, he isn't a saviour but it's pretty obvious what his strengths are

What are different about his strengths compared to what we're currently doing?

What is he going to come in and change that will change our fortunes?

 

[RomanReigns]

We play like Watford under him

 

[billyblue80]

Have to sack him now or we are gone but this club will keep him because the board and owner are insane

 

[jinkyali]

His squad had about 8 players on short term contracts or just about to end.
plus a couple of loans, they were capable of beating us and ran out of steam towards the end.
He is a far better manager than Lampard .
dont know if he is the man for us but we would definitely have a better chance than under the current one.

He wasn't managing them at the end

 

[GlosBlue]

That’s exactly what it is given everything that’s happened this week

Bit mental though, given he's ploughed hundreds of millions into Everton. To leave someone that is clearly not up to keeping us in the league in charge cos he's having a hissy fit at the fans.

 

[lancs blue]

Unfortunate thing is that lampard is a better player than the team he manages, even post retirement

The players are just amateurs

 

[Drico]

Unfortunate thing is that lampard is a better player than the team he manages, even post retirement

The players are just amateurs

Some of whom are on 100k+ a week. And to think some people get upset at those who don't rate mediocrities like Alex Iwobi...

 

[Wat Tyler]

they’re not going to sack him are they lol

Unbelievable, literally unbelievable if he is there for West Ham defeat

 

[crackers]

Then whoever the guy who provided the funds would surely want his money back with profits?

Investing doesn't always work like that. It's like Ellis short at Sunderland or randy Lerner at villa. It just got to the point where you don't keep chucking in money to protect an asset you don't know how to turn around and get your return. There comes a point where you cut your losses, hence the phrase.