2022/23 Frank Lampard

[Moomin]

I was on the right side of history

We can celebrate in the EFL VIP section for being right.

 

[ToffeeTim]

He was the right fit at Everton

The sacking made no difference whatsoever, as I said would happen many times. I wish we could go back and give him backing in January.

 

[ForeverBlue92]

Please keep this picture alive. Is there a way to pin it?
This should serve as a reminder as to why we got relegated this season

They must repent.

 

[Mathieubleucoyb]

They must repent.

They will never take the blame. You and I both knew we were going down and that he was a fraud the entire time…

I guess the championship will be a hard pill to swallow.

 

[Mathieubleucoyb]

He was the right fit at Everton

The sacking made no difference whatsoever, as I said would happen many times. I wish we could go back and give him backing in January.

We would be mid table had he been sacked back in October/November.
He’s not fit for the job, he’s clueless and can’t win a game with good players in Chelsea.

 

[Zatara]

He was the right fit at Everton

The sacking made no difference whatsoever, as I said would happen many times. I wish we could go back and give him backing in January.

100%.

We'd have had Danjuma at the very least and Keane and Maupay would have been allowed to leave.

 

[Lanolin]

Jesus Christ, I see some people have been hitting the narcotics pretty hard today.

 

[BlueStevie35]

Chicken head fans. I was one of the first ones on this forum calling for his sack. I knew he was a fraud very very early on.

Listen up, because you seem to keep ignoring this, leave your Yankee box room and actually try and get to a game and talk crap about the same fans that go week in week out

 

[ToffeeTim]

Would we have less points if we had stuck with lampard? Maybe, but probably not. Weve only won 3 games since

A bad decision to sack at that point. We were well past the point at which a change made logical sense.

 

[BigDuncTributeBand]

Ultimately I don’t think the manager has made much difference. A team with what looked like the weakest attack in the division at the start of the season has struggled to score or even look like scoring and so haven’t won enough games.

Don’t think Lampard or Dyche were/are good enough, all things being equal but they’re not the problem.

The mismanagement at board level leading to two and a half years of downgrading and managed decline of the squad is where it begins and ends.

 

[Ibby]

In freefall at Chelsea.

 

[Lupin]

He was the right fit at Everton

The sacking made no difference whatsoever, as I said would happen many times. I wish we could go back and give him backing in January.

This is so true, he was the right fit. Not sure why people are mocking you for saying it.

 

[kenada_blue]

Would we have less points if we had stuck with lampard? Maybe, but probably not. Weve only won 3 games since

A bad decision to sack at that point. We were well past the point at which a change made logical sense.

Bottom line is the board had no plan, no backbone, and bottled what to do.

Always said...sack him or stick and back him. They did everything too late and didn't even back the new gaffer.

Deserve relegation

 

[Cool_Blue]

Looking back now, how he survived after the debacle at Bournemouth is mind boggling.

 

[Mathieubleucoyb]

Listen up, because you seem to keep ignoring this, leave your Yankee box room and actually try and get to a game and talk crap about the same fans that go week in week out

Listen take your lampard posters off the wall. He single handedly relegated Everton football club. Statistics speak for themselves if you need a reminder. On record he’s the second worse manager to ever manager us and can’t even win a game with Chelsea. You basically supported us going to the championship.