Who should replace Frank Lampard?

[Egil Olsen]

No-one should.

The problem is not Lampard, just as it wasn't Ancelotti, Silva, Allardyce or Martinez. The problem is the culture of the club, which is way too tolerant of failure and far too nice. If Lampard wants to keep his job he has to change it during this break - be ruthless, set a high standard as the expectation and then bin off anyone who doesn't meet it.

I mean to take one example - name me one captain of any winning side who has overseen, under every one of those regimes, multiple humiliations like today and remained captain? As a leader Coleman has been the constant presence in the dressing room and can anyone honestly say that he has achieved anything? I am sure he is a nice bloke and that all the squad like him, but that is 1940 thinking when what we urgently need is Zhukov before the gates of Moscow in 1941 thinking - inspire, command, shoot anyone who lets the side down and win.

If the problem is Coleman, then surely all the managers who have kept him, and in addition given him the captain's armband, must also be part of the problem?

 

[Buckers]

I honestly don’t think anyone is going to want to come.

 

[Milkman]

Exactly. And they look different already. What's your point?

Are you serious?

That it's been two games.

Five weeks ago we were all saying Everton had turned a corner and looked completely different to last season. It doesn't take much for good form to come to an end.

 

[Street end man]

Look, i'm sick of bouncing from manager to manager since Moyes left and 100% believed Lampard was the first hope of one staying for the long haul.....and still hope he does.
It's hard though to keep this hope alive when he forfeit's a cup for nothing, and then today fails to make changes until the game is lost. Bringing Cannon on so late to replace a hapless and out of his depth Maupay was criminal.

 

[Runub]

I honestly don’t think anyone is going to want to come.

There will be many who would love to manage this club

 

[4737carlin]

I honestly don’t think anyone is going to want to come.

I dunno, top manager yes, but some like Dyche I think would.

 

[tsubaki]

If the problem is Coleman, then surely all the managers who have kept him, and in addition given him the captain's armband, must also be part of the problem?

oh they are

them praising what a fantastic guy he is (and I am sure as a human being he is) is usually the first symptom of the disease

 

[Moomin]

Come back to me this time next year

Look, i'm sick of bouncing from manager to manager since Moyes left and 100% believed Lampard was the first hope of one staying for the long haul.....and still hope he does.
It's hard though to keep this hope alive when he forfeit's a cup for nothing, and then today fails to make changes until the game is lost. Bringing Cannon on so late to replace a hapless and out of his depth Maupay was criminal.

And yet he has the worst record of all the managers since Moyes, and 10 x worse than Moyes.

 

[BlueStevie35]

I dunno, top manager yes, but some like Dyche I think would.

He’s smart enough to not bother, the first sign of trouble the grumbles will start to oust him

 

[Buckers]

There will be many who would love to manage this club

I think inevitable severance pay in 12months would probably encourage applicants.

 

[Connor]

I honestly don’t think anyone is going to want to come.

Moyesy will

 

[Colonel Getafe]

We should promote from within like Barca do.

Franny Jeffers it is then! Top 4 here we come! ?

 

[Alan0401]

I honestly don’t think anyone is going to want to come.

What would be the point in coming to a team if they back you with players like Maupay, sell your best players and punt you before even attempting to rectify anything with the team in the transfer market.

 

[Runub]

I think inevitable severance pay in 12months would probably encourage applicants.

Exactly

 

[Duncan Donuts]

Allardyce keeps teams up. Simple as that.