Who should replace Frank Lampard?

[The Binman]

So about 30 years ago? That's quite a while.

indeed, its quite a thing..!!! Think Rednapp was the last English manager to win a trophy...

 

[catcherintherye]

No I agree with your basic point, I just mean I don't really think a manager coming from overseas would automatically find it more difficult than someone who's worked in England before. In some ways someone coming in without preconceived notions of the club etc might actually help. As I said, other clubs have been in relegation trouble before and brought in managers from overseas, it isn't necessarily lunacy. The key is to find someone who is good at their job and suited to the task at hand, I just don't see that previous PL experience is massively important.

I think as you say, its helpful, but it's one ssmall factor that we (as a board not necessarily a fanbase) have elevated to ludicrous levels.

I mean not getting Galtier over Benitez is one of many mistakes.

For the most part, football is not about passion, or getting the club etc, it's about tactical competency and understanding.

 

[gonetomorrow]

No it's not...

He's like Lampard. Nice guy but no experience of managing. I'd sooner have Rooney or Big Dunc.

 

[matty1878]

dunno now and don’t care cant be assed we’re gone we’re done

see ya

 

[john jako]

dunno now and don’t cant be assed we’re gone we’re done

see ya

Bye mate x

 

[Lanolin]

I think as you say, its helpful, but it's one ssmall factor that we (as a board not necessarily a fanbase) have elevated to ludicrous levels.

I mean not getting Galtier over Benitez is one of many mistakes.

For the most part, football is not about passion, or getting the club etc, it's about tactical competency and understanding.

Exactly. A genuinely good manager should be able to come in and start coaching and motivating the players and developing tactics to win games. I don't see why having managed Crystal Palace for 12 months would make you more likely to be able to do that than having experience of managing Real Betis, Wolfsburg, Sampdoria etc.

 

[riddick]

I just love how we are looking at 2 absolutely polar opposite managers. Absolutely fantastic foresight here lads

 

[matty1878]

Bye mate x

bye mate x

 

[john jako]

bye mate x

I’ve always said no matter the manager, we need 5-6 signings.

So far we have no incomings and a player on strike.

 

[matty1878]

I’ve always said no matter the manager, we need 5-6 signings.

So far we have no incomings and a player on strike.

yearh mate the board have sent us down


it’s on them

 

[Timinenfield]

Well it won’t be Duncan

 

[Daveysgingerlovechild]

Sam Allerdychi.

People not wanting him are deluding themselves into thinking we've ever played good football without him.

I've Been a Blue for 45 years and our football has always been [Poor language removed] but at least Sam got results.

This is why I want Dyche. A younger, hungrier and senior Allardyce.

 

[mbarry123]

This is why I want Dyche. A younger, hungrier and senior Allardyce.

Let’s be honest mate, there’s no chance anyone is hungrier than Allardyce - have you seen him?

 

[bullybeef]

What about Reidy or big Joe?

Unsy?

Any other Ex Everton player with management experience

 

[cbalthazard]

Well it won’t be Duncan

Good for him at forest green rovers