When you put it like that, it means we have ZERO chance.
We have been beaten at home by the worst teams in the league already.
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Who should replace Frank Lampard?
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We have been beaten at home by the worst teams in the league already.
Favre potted at Nice for losing to a lower league team in the cup. Been linked last 2 times, but rejected palace and honestly don’t think he’d touch us, not worth the stress.
We need an experienced manager, no Rooney’s or other gambles.
We need an experienced manager, no Rooney’s or other gambles.
steven
Player Valuation: £35m
I don’t think they will be. I just get the feeling we are in a massive financial mess and can’t afford the payoff required - otherwise he’d be long gone.
hktoffee
Birds of a feather flock together
Sack Lampard. Bring in a proper good manager. Sign a couple of good reinforcement then never say never.
P19 W6 D7 L6
This is barely ok results. We used to do that before FSW and Lampard were here.
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Maldini? As in Technical Director with zero managerial experience Maldini?
Aside from that, no way Poch, Tuchel or anyone else of that calibre touch us and franky I'd be questioning their sanity if they even considered it.
Maybe he meant his dad lol mind you being dead, I’d still take him over Lampard currently.
Rollo Tomassi
Player Valuation: £15m
I meant Mancini not Maldini although wouldn't say no to Paolo at left back even though he is 50 odd now.
Defo better than Myko.
Changing the manager is not the simple solution people make out, in fact it's delusional to think it's as simple as that.
Firstly Moshiri and possible the board will pick a new manager. That is a terrifying thought.
Secondly, no manager can turn this around unless they are backed with players. Not even the best managers can fix this squad.
Lampard is finished here and out of his depth, and I think we will have to roll the dice, but I think the outcome is the same, because the problems lie far far above the manager.
Turning our attention away from Moshiri and the board at this time would be unfair on the players and the manager, and not taking our duties as fans seriously.
Firstly Moshiri and possible the board will pick a new manager. That is a terrifying thought.
Secondly, no manager can turn this around unless they are backed with players. Not even the best managers can fix this squad.
Lampard is finished here and out of his depth, and I think we will have to roll the dice, but I think the outcome is the same, because the problems lie far far above the manager.
Turning our attention away from Moshiri and the board at this time would be unfair on the players and the manager, and not taking our duties as fans seriously.
ZissouBlue
Player Valuation: £8m
Still WILD that he wasn't fired after the embarrassing week against Bournemouth
everton1953
Player Valuation: £40m
Which is the most attractive job for an emergency manager, Everton or West Ham?
Melchizedek
Player Valuation: £10m
Genuinely think they are holding out for Moyes. Be an absolute sentimental dream for good times Bill. And we heard Moshiri this week talk about how important it was that the board were local and knew the club. Moyes being here for a decade checks that all important box.
The reality is something has to change, and the easiest thing to change would be Lampard.
Melchizedek
Player Valuation: £10m
Knew it wouldn't be long before the "give it Dunc" shouts started up.My brother-in-law advocates the Phil Nev / Big Dunc dream team . Now either Everton have addled his brain so much it's turned to mush , he was on a post-match rant or he'd been on the spiced rum , again
I think he would be worse than Lampard
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