Who should replace Frank Lampard?

[Billy Dean]

It's one job, lots of managers/coaches go places and it doesn't work out but that doesn't make them bad at their jobs. He went in at Huddersfield and they had 5 players and he built a team from free transfers and loans and got them up the league and into the playoffs. Now he has gone into WBA to clean up what Bruce left and he has again got them playing and picking up results. He is a proper coach not a manager. He improves average players.

I think Steve Cooper might be someone you can put in that bracket too.

 

[Moomin]

No issue with supporting the change of the board which will help in the longterm but the immediate danger of relegation will not be helped by changing the CEO.

Lampard needs to go ASAP.

 

[EFC_FRANCIS]

Sean Dyche would be the absolute most pessimistic appointment we have ever made. Basically resigning ourselves to relegation battles and terrible football. Only made it to the fifth round twice in the FA cup and never made it past the 4th in the league cup in 10 years. A proper throwing in the towel appointment

 

[Kirkles]

Hed definitely get more points than Frank with this group of players though.

 

[GrandOldSte117]

Sean Dyche would be the absolute most pessimistic appointment we have ever made. Basically resigning ourselves to relegation battles and terrible football. Only made it to the fifth round twice in the FA cup and never made it past the 4th in the league cup in 10 years. A proper throwing in the towel appointment

'resigning ourselves to relegation battles' - Frank said a couple of weeks ago a relegation battle was always going to be the case. Seems like he was resigned to it.

 

[EFC_FRANCIS]

Hed definitely get more points than Frank with this group of players though.

So would Benitez and 99% of all managers in football. It can't be understated how bad lampard is and has been

 

[EFC_FRANCIS]

'resigning ourselves to relegation battles' - Frank said a couple of weeks ago a relegation battle was always going to be the case. Seems like he was resigned to it.

I'm not saying we should keep employing the second worst manager in our history though

 

[Toffeelover]

We have to stick with Lampard cannot afford to sack and appoint another new manager.

 

[everton1953]

Results will decide one way or another. Hopefully we will start climbing away from trouble and then reset so this shambles is not repeated in the future.

 

[Drico]

'resigning ourselves to relegation battles' - Frank said a couple of weeks ago a relegation battle was always going to be the case. Seems like he was resigned to it.

Yeah, resigned. Pity he hasn't resigned.

 

[stipsy_melbourne]

Sean Dyche would be the absolute most pessimistic appointment we have ever made. Basically resigning ourselves to relegation battles and terrible football. Only made it to the fifth round twice in the FA cup and never made it past the 4th in the league cup in 10 years. A proper throwing in the towel appointment

He’s supposed to be very tactically astute. With the limitations of his squad’s abilities and the transfer budgets he had, he did what he had to do to keep them up.

 

[Sadken]

He’s supposed to be very tactically astute. With the limitations of his squad’s abilities and the transfer budgets he had, he did what he had to do to keep them up.

Didn't get do a similar job to Eddie Howe, getting a small club up and staying up a few seasons before relegation.

 

[EFC_FRANCIS]

He’s supposed to be very tactically astute. With the limitations of his squad’s abilities and the transfer budgets he had, he did what he had to do to keep them up.

Mad that he didn't try and change it once in 10 years or make any signings to accommodate any changes

 

[BlueStevie35]

Yeah, resigned. Pity he hasn't resigned.

He might have to, clearly Penfold won’t sack him

 

[RomanReigns]

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