2022/23 Frank Lampard

[kev101]

Sack Lampard and we'll be here again in 12 months. Eventually were gonna have to stick it out and allow a manager to get rid of the absolute mess of a squad we still have.

DON'T sack Lampard, and we WON'T be here again in 12 months.. we'll be playing Preston.

 

[Connor]

Spot on. I liked him as well. But he needs to go.

Oh I just mean I don’t care if he stays or go. End of the day, we’ll be doing this dance again in 12 months if we do sack him

Whole club is pointless

 

[LeeCarsley]

It would obviously effect the future either way - keeping him or not keeping him

But is the right approach to keep sacking managers at the first bad run - in part due to the fans starting to get upset

Maybe a more patient approach would bring longer term success

It's not a 'bad run' when he's won 8 league games in 9 months

 

[nsno-chris]

Coady's just been on Sky saying its not the manager, its the players having no pride and not setting standards. Ouch.

Good on him

 

[ForeverEverton]

 

[Toffeelover]

I don’t think he can turn things around. I think Dyche is the guy for the job but I still feel we won’t do great business in January. Another b’tard of a season ahead.

This, have to sell to generate cash to buy me thinks.

 

[Terrarian]

Doesn't matter who the manager is, once on that pitch the errors and sloppy passing, giving the ball away so we have wave after wave of defending to do will still be a problem and seems to be a problem we can't fix. The midfield is better but still lacks quality.

Attackers who don't score or assist many, midfielders who give the ball away a lot and don't control games. How much can we blame lampard? I do think he should be doing better though.

 

[Streetender1878]

Bloke was throwing them under the bus midweek to save his own skin.

I said at the time a stupid thing to do.

Ano. 1-7 over two matches with bournmouth speaks for itself. I didnt expect that today from the first eleven but for lampard to sit there and not make a sub until its 3-0 is unreal. The support turned midweek and then that gets served up. Not good enough.

 

[Milk]

Be stupid to bin FL

Reshaping Everton ain’t going to happen overnight and he needs time

 

[Legend Barry Horne]

It's not a 'bad run' when he's won 8 league games in 9 months

But in the context of what he inherited - last season was about staying up

This season we had an OK run for a while - the last few games, particularly the last 2, has been a bad run I'd say

 

[kenada_blue]

Coady's just been on Sky saying its not the manager, its the players having no pride and not setting standards. Ouch.

@banno said the same. It's either the players or the manager. Players haven't downed tools on him IMO...they're just to executing a game plan or Lampard and his boys aren't getting it right tactically

 

[zook]

The anger was more at the policing and stewarding there.

I really don't see any anger towards policing / stewarding at all

About 10 seconds in a very angry fan screams "booo Iwobi f*** you" like

I think he had friends in the crowd he was trying to go see who seemed to have a bit of an argument with others in the away end

 

[EFC_FRANCIS]

Sent Coady out to defend him. Not sure it's gonna be enough

 

[kenada_blue]

It's not a 'bad run' when he's won 8 league games in 9 months

Last season is irrelevant

 

[Toffee_Loaf]

TBF, it's hardly been a long period in PL games. We had two defeats and a creditable draw. The level of performance against a very good Leicester was the worst of it. Bournemouth are our level and used home advantage to beat us.

There's a MASSIVE over reaction here.

Easy to say that when you didn't drive 9hours to go and watch that ...