Who should replace Frank Lampard?

[BrendanGOT]

Kenwrights got his pals putting the feelers out and floating ideas possibly

 

[The Oracle 88]

I can’t believe no one has mentioned Nick Jones.
Proven track record and incredibly accurate with his observations

 

[Egil Olsen]

Pros and cons to both, but I do think things are aligning with Thelwell who Nuno worked with at Wolves along with Coady and Vinagre....

Dyche = M Keane, J Tarkowski and Dwight McNeil. But yes, they have a connection, On the other hand, Nuno may not be very keen on this task after his experience at Tottenham.

 

[ToffeePaulie]

Sean Dyche is the leading candidate. Glad this forum isn't choosing the manager. Awful. As much as I hate the board, Ancelotti leaving like he did really screwed us.

 

[ToffeePaulie]

Kenwrights got his pals putting the feelers out and floating ideas possibly

That's almost as bad as wanting Ferguson back.

 

[DanB90]

Kenwrights got his pals putting the feelers out and floating ideas possibly

God no! The fella can’t even manage his cholesterol.

 

[ForeverEverton]

Dyche = M Keane, J Tarkowski and Dwight McNeil. But yes, they have a connection, On the other hand, Nuno may not be very keen on this task after his experience at Tottenham.

I dont think those players pick the manager but Thelwell will definitely have an input...

 

[Goodisongang]

I dont think those players pick the manager but Thelwell will definitely have an input...

If his transfers are anything to go by I kin hope not

 

[HalfTimeSayers]

I don't disagree that he can be a candidate, but I definitely think Dyche is also a good candidate. Win percentage doesn't say very much if you see it in a context. Nuno's Wolves teams are of a completely different caliber to Dyche's Burnley team.

Nuno quietly got with things for a while at Wolves, with realistic expectations, but proper soiled his bed when he stepped in the pressure of that massive shiny stadium with UCL qualification expected. That’s nothing to what would await him here. All the posh cars at FF drenched in fan-spit.

Dyche has become a bit of a joke over the years, mainly because of his voice, humour, and bluntness, but he did really well to sustain that god-awful team in the PL again and again. That club had empty seats behind the goal at games that if they’d won they’d have stayed up. He and his staff certainly got very average players grinding results again and again for years, probably at the lowest salaries in the division, and in a town that didn’t really give a toss either way.

We could turn our nose up at him but would not surprise me if Dyche politely declined. He would destroy the credit he has in football circles if he failed here.

 

[lungo]

God no! The fella can’t even manage his cholesterol.

Only an alcoholic can save us now!

 

[RomanReigns]

david moyes spent over a decade here working with a limited budget

imagine if he came back now, it would be like he never left lol

 

[Johnnytotal]

Only an alcoholic can save us now!

How can I help?....hic

 

[jbee]

I think we need someone out of work at the moment who will jump at the opportunity to manage a club in the Premier League. I would go for Jose Bordelas who has over 20 years coaching experience, got Alaves and Getafe promoted nearly getting them in to the Champions League. He was only sacked by Valencia because the owner is a nutter.
His style is similar to Simeone, he plays a 442 they aren't too bothered about possession and play direct to a big centre forward.

 

[MACCA75]

You know what - Get Tim Cahill in as manager.

 

[Davideeyore]

Are people forgetting NES was interviewed? Didn't he have an army of backroom staff he wanted to bring with him?