Relegation 2022/23

[perth_blue]

Leeds did an Everton.
Let the manager have the window, then sack him.

 

[Dixieslaces]

Fhacts are for the Spaniard mate.

A couple of truths for you;

Benitez did did his best to kill this club, Lampard did his best to fix it, but just didn’t have the tools.

One is a good man, the other is an arsehole - you work it out.

I agree that Lampard should have gone after Bournemouth week, but that’s on the owner and Board - not him, and he continued to try to get us out of it.

Look at the two of them during their time with us.

Benitez was smirking when Norwich scored and looked relativley healthy and happy with our lot, as we were plummeting down the table as he didn’t give two Fuchs about Everton;

Frank was a shadow of the man he was when he joined us as he actually gave a monkeys and cared.

One will be welcomed back at Goodison and BMD anytime in the future, the other is a stain on our history and won’t be anywhere near us - why is that?

There is no comparison between the two.

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[Del-boy]

Southampton and Bournemouth will deffo go. But that last relegation spot could be anyone from about 5 teams. I don’t think we have a better squad than the teams around us. We need one of them to have a major collapse.

 

[mikel_88]

Facts say different mate.

More money spent in the summer

Less injuries to contend with

More games in charge

Less points on the board

Worse position in the table when fired

He conned a large section of our fanbase into idolising him now we're in big trouble.

Both wrong choices do not agree saying idolising him, we just wanted to be positive with the team and back them. Atleast 90% wanted lampard out for alonng time. Benitez made this toxic, dont want say too much about lamapard job was just to big for him. I blame the club for poor choices we had to pick from

 

[MikeH72]

Both shouldn't be welcomed back.

They were both a stain on our history.

Lampard was one in a long line of managers that just weren’t good enough, Benitez was an actual kopite secret agent that tried to bury us from the inside.

 

[Moomin]

Lampard was one in a long line of managers that just weren’t good enough, Benitez was an actual kopite secret agent that tried to bury us from the inside.

I look at them both as crap managers.

Lampard was worse results wise.

 

[m hart89 efc]

It was always inevitable Leeds would sack marsch, same with Southampton they’ll sack that jones fella aswell. The good thing is we’ve took dyche off the table, so as far as keeping you up is concerned we’ve took the best option.

The downside is I hope we didnt leave it too late to get him in. No game is a write off now, we just beat the league leaders and we have to approach every game with the same attitude as that one. It’s shaping up to a mad battle this year just hope we’ve got enough to stay up.

 

[MikeH72]

I look at them both as crap managers.

Lampard was worse results wise.

They are definitely both crap managers, which cannot be disputed.

 

[barneygumble]

Southampton and Bournemouth will deffo go. But that last relegation spot could be anyone from about 5 teams. I don’t think we have a better squad than the teams around us. We need one of them to have a major collapse.

Sometimes you just need to grind out results, and you don’t need to be great, just effective.

 

[Charles Hawtrey]

Thing with leeds is a hard market to get a new manager in is not alot of choices, who will want to come in this short space of time. We just have to keep this positive reaction between team and fans. Like last season we hopefully can push this team on and keep the protest separate and the board stay away

They will have someone in mind though they are not rudderless like us.

 

[Kenwright is a Kopite]

The Premier League might relegate Manchester City for their hundreds of violations of financial rules similar to what Serie A did to Juventus after Calciopoli.

 

[Tony’s Carp]

Return of Bielsa?

 

[Ring master]

The Premier League might relegate Manchester City for their hundreds of violations of financial rules similar to what Serie A did to Juventus after Calciopoli.

It's England, they will probably get some type of silly fine that will mean nothing to them having the money they do, while probably getting some type of ban from buying players

 

[4737carlin]

Leeds thowing a curve ball and trying to get out of this

 

[Moomin]

The Premier League might relegate Manchester City for their hundreds of violations of financial rules similar to what Serie A did to Juventus after Calciopoli.

The courts cases for this will last a few years.