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2022/23 Frank Lampard

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R934 said:
www.skysports.com

Frank Lampard exclusive: Everton manager discusses becoming part of the club's fanbase, away struggles and Alex Iwobi's rise

Everton manager Frank Lampard speaks exclusively to Sky Sports about his first nine months at Goodison Park and how he has settled into the club; watch Fulham vs Everton live on Saturday Night Football on Sky Sports Premier League this weekend from 5pm; kick-off 5.30pm
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Looks like he is seeing what it means to be an Everton fan. For many of us I bet it is a family thing and goes back through parents and so on.
 

One of the things we as fans are not privy to is how the backroom staff at Everton work how welcome, or not, any new coach or player is embraced. My gut feeling is they are magnificent giving everyone a fair crack of the whip and support at every turn. I can't think of any ex emplouyee who says "what a snthouse club the place is a rats nest of intrique and politiking". For that reason alone I can see how Frank, or anyone, can fall in love with the place given the back stabbing industry football is.

If Frank says he's an Evertonian now not only do I see it as possible but extremely likely. In his short tenure he has experienced stuff he's probably not seen anywhere with fan engagement at a level unequalled at the point of greatest need. Carlo was here 5mins and vanished overnight but when it came to nailing the shte in the cl final he reminded everyone he was an evertonian.

I'm not one for false pride but speak to anyone involved in the game and the name "Everton" still invokes a warm reverance. We will never lose that, if Frank says he's now a blue I believe him.

UTFT
 

Ron manager said:
One of the things we as fans are not privy to is how the backroom staff at Everton work how welcome, or not, any new coach or player is embraced. My gut feeling is they are magnificent giving everyone a fair crack of the whip and support at every turn. I can't think of any ex emplouyee who says "what a snthouse club the place is a rats nest of intrique and politiking". For that reason alone I can see how Frank, or anyone, can fall in love with the place given the back stabbing industry football is.

If Frank says he's an Evertonian now not only do I see it as possible but extremely likely. In his short tenure he has experienced stuff he's probably not seen anywhere with fan engagement at a level unequalled at the point of greatest need. Carlo was here 5mins and vanished overnight but when it came to nailing the shte in the cl final he reminded everyone he was an evertonian.

I'm not one for false pride but speak to anyone involved in the game and the name "Everton" still invokes a warm reverance. We will never lose that, if Frank says he's now a blue I believe him.

UTFT
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I don't mention this at all, if ever but Jimmy Martin is/was very close to a few of our "circle" and historically and now, Everton have a superb reputation for its warmth and approach to its "Everton Family" from my perspective we set the bar and on this we definitely lead and others follow.

I take a sense of pride I'm our approach even though I'd like to be in the inner circle, very rarely do ex employees speak ill of their time during and after Everton.

I'm sure Frank et Al get this.
 

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