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Remember that game we were shocking againLook at the way we close down, just watch every players movement, anticipation and passing options pressing. No team in the premier league is lazier than our bunch of horrific half arse players. We are literally standing still when defending and you can’t do that in professional football.
Then we’ve learned nothing and deserve to go down.Its going to be Rooney imo.
Did well in the championship, loves the club blah, blah, blah
Managers job to motivateLook at the way we close down, just watch every players movement, anticipation and passing options pressing. No team in the premier league is lazier than our bunch of horrific half arse players. We are literally standing still when defending and you can’t do that in professional football.
Maybe so but taking nothing as gospel ATMKing defo has sources at the club mate.
It scares the bejaysus out of me who this club could consider if not Dyche, Periera was second favourite last time, Nuno in the summer before.
Dominic king usually spot on don't mind him
Frank waiting for the axe as Moshiri begins search for yet another boss
DOMINIC KING Northern Football Correspondent
January 23, 2023
FRANK LAMPARD is waiting to hear he has been sacked as Everton prepare to begin the process of another new manager search.
Former Chelsea and Derby boss Lampard spoke with owner Farhad Moshiri and chairman Bill Kenwright over the weekend, along with director of football Kevin Thelwell, and has accepted things will change after Saturday’s 2-0 defeat at West Ham.
Moshiri, remarkably, abdicated responsibility over what the future held for Lampard as he left the London Stadium, telling a reporter from Sky Sports News that ‘It’s not my decision’ on managers.
The comment was greeted with incredulity.
Everton’s players have been given time off and are not due to return to their Finch Farm training complex until tomorrow afternoon though it remains to be seen who will oversee the planned session, if — as expected — Lampard and his staff are jettisoned.
One option would be to promote former player Leighton Baines, who is now in charge of the Under 18s, and Under 21 head coach Paul Tait to oversee matters.
Dispensing with Lampard, who has 18 months remaining on his contract, and his five staff will not be cheap for an owner who has so far paid out close to £40million in severance pay to five previous managers since May 2016 — only Carlo Ancelotti has left of his own accord.
Sean Dyche has been heavily linked in recent weeks — Moshiri sounded him out in October 2017 when Ronald Koeman left — but the former Burnley boss has not been approached and is not high on the list of candidates.
Former Wolves and Tottenham boss Nuno Espirito Santo was interviewed after Ancelotti’s departure in June 2021 but he is now at Al-Ittihad in Saudi Arabia with a £7m release clause.
You have to question why half a dozen managers can’t make these bunch of lazy coward work harder. The problem is with the players.Managers job to motivate
25 players don’t just become lazy
It’s obvious really
Well, they played well for half a season under Carlo and similar frankYou have to question why half a dozen managers can’t make these bunch of lazy coward work harder. The problem is with the players.