2022/23 Frank Lampard

[GP_Monty]

I still like him. Wish he was a substantially better manager than he appears to be.

Yeah he's a nice enough bloke. I'd long assumed he'd make a good manager because he seems very intelligent (for a footballer) but I guess it takes much more than that.

 

[Simon Buttle]

Yeah he's a nice enough bloke. I'd long assumed he'd make a good manager because he seems very intelligent (for a footballer) but I guess it takes much more than that.

He spends too much time trying to be mates with all the players, it all seemed a bit too relaxed imo, players not very fit, didn't really know what they were doing, too many formation changes.

 

[RomanReigns]

did he say anything interesting about us?

 

[GN!]

did he say anything interesting about us?

Surely there’s no real suggestions of him being treated harshly

 

[JLW]

did he say anything interesting about us?

I havent watched it yet mate.
I like the guy i just dont think he is any good at his job.

 

[Walken]

did he say anything interesting about us?

Seems to be waffling about Chelsea more than his attempt to relegate us

 

[GraemeS1980]

Frank Lampard Finally Speaks Out About What REALLY Happened At Chelsea & Everton​

 

[Daveysgingerlovechild]

Steve Maclaren #2

Suspect Frank would be a better coach, no.2 or a pundit.

Edit: was trying to reply to @Simon Buttle on being too chummy with the players. Site played up.

 

[Moomin]

did he say anything interesting about us?

Said the fans treatment towards Bill Kenwright was disgraceful.

 

[Brendan Janus]

Said the fans treatment towards Bill Kenwright was disgraceful.

And slagging off Betty's Hotpot was disgraceful !!

 

[HowardsWay]

He spends too much time trying to be mates with all the players, it all seemed a bit too relaxed imo, players not very fit, didn't really know what they were doing, too many formation changes.

About sums it up. I listened to the interview and he comes across as a thoroughly nice bloke who automatically fell into football because of his Dad. He then worked hard and became the player and icon (for Chelsea) that he was. Unfortunately, it's quite clear how much he loves that club and that makes being the coach of another team much harder.

He was lucky to fall into the Derby job, luckier still to get the Chelsea job, fortunate to then get our job and then incredibly to get fired from that and go back to Chelsea. All the time, achieving precisely nothing.

He doesn't have the hard nosed attitude you need to be a top coach. Just that simple. Would be a Peter Taylor to a Brian Clough, at best.

 

[edge]

did he say anything interesting about us?

Never said much at all. Just in passing all about himself and Chelsea.
Dont bother watching it if it's the Everton bits you want it's not there.
Pretty boring to be honest.

 

[mccole]

Apparently he blamed Small Boats

Frank Lampard Finally Speaks Out About What REALLY Happened At Chelsea & Everton​

 

[dholliday]

cringe trailer aesthetic...his life as a manager is hardly Hollywood material.

 

[Walken]

About sums it up. I listened to the interview and he comes across as a thoroughly nice bloke who automatically fell into football because of his Dad. He then worked hard and became the player and icon (for Chelsea) that he was. Unfortunately, it's quite clear how much he loves that club and that makes being the coach of another team much harder.

He was lucky to fall into the Derby job, luckier still to get the Chelsea job, fortunate to then get our job and then incredibly to get fired from that and go back to Chelsea. All the time, achieving precisely nothing.

He doesn't have the hard nosed attitude you need to be a top coach. Just that simple. Would be a Peter Taylor to a Brian Clough, at best.

He's not smart enough to be a Peter Taylor imo, some of the set ups and errors he made were scary.