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In other circumstances I would agree with you and part of me thinks you are probably correct. We need a safe pair of hands. But I’m sick of a safe pair of hands right now. I think I am sad at the state of the club at the moment. Maybe I should be rejoicing Benitez been sacked but I don’t feel anything. I know both Lampard or Rooney are leftfield and risky but I believe they would be bold appointments. They are both modern footballers not long retired and with maybe a older hand in the back room they could turn this situation on it’s head and get some pride back in the football club.The timing might be a little early for Rooney to be given the role. Had he got a couple of full seasons experience you'd have a better idea of how good a manager he could become. But from all of our the former players that have gone into coaching he is the one that might really give us a real boost. He loves the game and it would be great if he could lead the club to great things as a manager, which he didn't get the chance to do as a player.
While Lampard showed great potential at Derby, and took a high pressure job at the very top at Chelsea, the fact that he hasn't been in a job since he left Chelsea makes me wonder if he's lost interest in management or would be just using us as a stepping stone to get back to a higher positioned club.