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By getting the ball wide and crossing it in- but the team was set up with no wide players who can cross a ball well. Or by moving the ball quicker to create space and stretch their defence, but there weren’t enough attacking players on the pitch to do that. Or by playing someone closer to Calvert-Lewin so when he won the ball in the air, someone in a blue shirt might get on the end of it.Based on the players we have, how do YOU expect us to score?
How much time do you give him had plenty of chances wolves brighton and last game southampton has lost them all. Cant just say the tram is bad manager has to be looked atIt would be ridiculous to sack another manager now, the club needs stability, Frank Lampard needs to be given time. If he's at the helm when the ship sinks then it's on him. This is his team.
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John.
That'll be of great consolation to us all, John. Thanks for this.It would be ridiculous to sack another manager now, the club needs stability, Frank Lampard needs to be given time. If he's at the helm when the ship sinks then it's on him. This is his team.
COYB!
John.
Just have no idea what style he is going with this team, the standard of football we watch this team play is shocking.Yes, but there's an argument that teams safely outside the relegation zone but out of Euro contention are the ones you want to be up against in the last 10-15 games or so.
There's still a lot of games to get clear.
The first step is getting Frank out. As said, the Wolves game persuaded me he was done here. A more experienced manager takes a point and moves on. He went for it...once too often in my mind.
League form and performances suggest that we get rid of Lampard asap. He should have been gone before the world cup imo.It would be ridiculous to sack another manager now, the club needs stability, Frank Lampard needs to be given time. If he's at the helm when the ship sinks then it's on him. This is his team.
COYB!
John.
You had Franks number last October. I argued the toss with you about it, oh we need to give him time, he's such a gentleman, we need the stability etc but you were proven right in the end.That'll be of great consolation to us all, John. Thanks for this.
If you were Dyche or anyone else you'd say: "hand me a contract with a decent wage and make it for 3 years if I pull this survival off".Dave, can I put it to you this way? If you were a manager who was in any way competent, would you come to this circus and have little or no transfer budget? We are the epitome of a club in crisis, there is no way back for the board or the owner after the events of the past few days and we will just continue to stagnate untill somebody is stupid enough to but Moshiri out.
Lay off the hemp JohnIt would be ridiculous to sack another manager now, the club needs stability, Frank Lampard needs to be given time. If he's at the helm when the ship sinks then it's on him. This is his team.
COYB!
John.
Maybe coming to matches. But running the club? They honestly don't care as long as they can keep creaming their salaries. That much should be obvious by now.
It was the one criticism we used to have of Everton a few years ago, that they had their ‘flip flops on’….of for those Halcyon days!Yes, but there's an argument that teams safely outside the relegation zone but out of Euro contention are the ones you want to be up against in the last 10-15 games or so.
There's still a lot of games to get clear.
The first step is getting Frank out. As said, the Wolves game persuaded me he was done here. A more experienced manager takes a point and moves on. He went for it...once too often in my mind.
He’s either a Kopite or a Newcastle fan on a wind up.Lay off the hemp John