2022/23 Frank Lampard

[bluestevon]

Davies has been better recently. The Davies of the past few games would be a decent squad player (bearing in mind that Garner and Doucoure will both be ahead of him so he is our 6th choice in the midfield 3).

Imo you keep Davies, move on Allan in Jan or when his contract ends, extend Dacoure and look to sell in January.

Onana, Gueye, Iwobi, Garner, Davies (Warrington if ready next season)

Part of what we need to do going forwards is to maximize selling players who are down the pecking order, and are sellable still (Keane, Dacoure)

 

[BlueStevie35]

Imo you keep Davies, move on Allan in Jan or when his contract ends, extend Dacoure and look to sell in January.

Onana, Gueye, Iwobi, Garner, Davies (Warrington if ready next season)

Part of what we need to do going forwards is to maximize selling players who are down the pecking order, and are sellable still (Keane, Dacoure)

Doucoure

 

[bluestevon]

Doucoure

Always spell him wrong mate

 

[ramacca]

Lampard is instilling a steeliness into us, so far we are no longer getting bullied by teams. Of course, there are still games to come Arsenal and Spurs away, Manu at home that will really test our resolve. But from what I've seen from Coady and Tarkowski, they are not going to let other teams intimidate us. They are constantly urging the players on.

 

[bicycleheader]

Thanks for the finger, @bicycleheader

Obviously a Geordie or RS...

Oops. That was a mistake sorry!

 

[USABlue]

He's clearly building something promising and I hope he is given the time to do so without moshiri meddling

 

[ToffeeScot]

I don’t think it’s possible for people to chuck the bad manager line at him anymore.

 

[maccavennie]

He's clearly building something promising and I hope he is given the time to do so without moshiri meddling

I think that was the first transfer window without a Moshiri meddle

 

[Eggs]

Doucoure

…..I’m sure we all knew who he meant.

 

[arbok]

I watched BT Sport's Between the Lines with Rio Ferdinand. Frank was on. At the end he was asked what was his best/proudest moment as a player and manager. Player - Champions League, Manager - Crystal Palace game because he could see how much it meant to everyone.

 

[stretford blue]

I think that was the first transfer window without a Moshiri meddle

First I've read that moshiri wanted to replace lampard after the crystal palace win hopefully he keeps well away from footballing decisions

A new Everton we can finally get on board with

Terrace Talk Everton: Despite the poor results, the footballing identity of Everton seems more secure and identifiable today than at any time in the last tumultuous seven seasons

www.irishexaminer.com

 

[Toffeelover]

He's clearly building something promising and I hope he is given the time to do so without moshiri meddling

I think so and his plan is to stay for quite a while, to succeed with our club.

 

[Old Blue 2]

Oops. That was a mistake sorry!

All good then, bh.

I just couldn't fathom what the guy was drivingt at!

 

[LocalNative]

Been absolutely fried all weekend. That was a fantastic derby performance though, probably the best display i've seen from us under Lampard in truth.

Definitely happy with the positive signs.

 

[Death]

Been absolutely fried all weekend. That was a fantastic derby performance though, probably the best display i've seen from us under Lampard in truth.

Definitely happy with the positive signs.

And we got a refresher that its not enough to play well in the derby. Liverpool are hard to overcome but when you do it up next is the officials. Just can't win.