2022/23 Frank Lampard

[N0L1M1TK]

Stability is the right argument, if there’s evidence of tangible improvements.

I like Frank, I wanted Frank to be a success, he’s been given more than a fair chance, a change should have happened sooner, but with each day lost, our inevitable drop and likely existence grows.

The board need to make a change, if that means no or limit transfers, due to paying Frank off etc then so be it…

 

[mikel_88]

Has to go, is thr team poor yes but he should have got more from it. No style or plan needs be gone today but its everton so be in charge for west ham

 

[davek]

Bring big Dunc back with Rooney as an assistant on a temporary basis - they understand our club - plus Dunc when in charge did a good job .....

No he didn't.

 

[gorgeousgeorgeEFC]

This man is taking us down. We have a crap squad but better than the results he has got.

It’s very, very simple - if we get a new manager we have a chance to stay up, if we keep Lampard we are absolutely finished in the top flight. It’s that simple.

Permanently finished, too.

I like the guy and I love how eloquently he has always spoken about our club and how passionate he seems about doing well for us…. But this current situation is too much for the guy.

 

[Milk]

Moshiri won’t bullet him as he (Moshiri) is directly blaming fans for previous sackings.

I see that the Times new sports reporter, Martin Samuel, is drawing a parallel with Boehly at Chelsea and Moshiri.
Ends his piece by saying that if Potter is sacked, it has to be Boehly’s decision alone and that “committees of 40,000 do not work”

 

[GrandOldSte117]

Any rumblings about him going? Why all so quiet after the United game?

 

[davek]

I cant believe he gets the West Ham game.

Moshiri backed him for the S'ton and that WHU game in his TalkSport interview but gave a very broad hint that the failure to pick up a win against S'ton or WHU would see him gone.

Does this owner think we can delay any change like that in order to even have a glimmer of hope for survival?

 

[Joey66]

No he didn't.

Give us his record in temporary charge then Dave .....

 

[BlueToff]

Stability is the right argument, if there’s evidence of tangible improvements.

I like Frank, I wanted Frank to be a success, he’s been given more than a fair chance, a change should have happened sooner, but with each day lost, our inevitable drop and likely existence grows.

The board need to make a change, if that means no or limit transfers, due to paying Frank off etc then so be it…

He's not good enough, but he hasn't been given a fair chance, because he hasn't been backed.

That's not to say he shouldn't go, but this team is crap. I'm sick of saying it. We are one of the worst teams in the league, which is why we are where we are.

 

[Number_25]

Sacking Martinez didn’t work. Sacking Koeman didn’t work. Sacking Silva didn’t work. We can’t keep sacking managers.

I don’t know what the alternative is, but there’s a lot more going on than just our manager.

 

[BlueToff]

Permanently finished, too.

I like the guy and I love how eloquently he has always spoken about our club and how passionate he seems about doing well for us…. But this current situation is too much for the guy.

Everton go down baring a miracle worker.

This squad is one of the poorest in the league.

 

[Rollo Tomassi]

It’s almost reached the point now where anybody new coming in could barely do any worse, but were we to be relegated, I think the fans would accept that the new manager could hardly be blamed. However, as someone pointed out yesterday, we’re still at Xmas, fixtures wise, because of the WC break, so exactly half the season remains, but the upcoming fixture list is scary. Something radical is required, and NOW.

It currently looks bleak but that is just because of the results which are horrendous they truly are.We have been in worse positions than this, just last year we were 5 points from safety before we played Chelsea yet we still stayed up by 4 points.

We can get out of the mire there is no need for everyone to be defeatist.

It's not too late but we need a new manager immediately as every game he is in charge for makes the new man's job more difficult.

 

[davek]

Give us his record in temporary charge then Dave .....

They got progressively worse and he was found out as a clueless lump of lard standing on the line watching it all deteriorate.

 

[Blue_Eagle]

I cant believe he gets the West Ham game.

Moshiri backed him for the S'ton and that WHU game in his TalkSport interview but gave a very broad hint that the failure to pick up a win against S'ton or WHU would see him gone.

Does this owner think we can delay any change like that in order to even have a glimmer of hope for survival?

A new manager for the WHU game is a MUST if we're to have any chance of turning this around.

 

[Joey66]

They got progressively worse and he was found out as a clueless lump of lard standing on the line watching it all deteriorate.

Answer my question, what was his win ratio....? in the short spell, it's better than Franks this season ..... so please do not dodge the question ...