Who would you replace Lampard with?

[TheBigIguana]

Time will tell on that one I suppose.
Which is all the “supporters” are asking for.

I suppose you are right. Worse than Pulis is still in play.

 

[Armaghtoffee]

Yessssss!!!!! That Cyprus sun must be doing his freckly skin no favours. I wonder if he still cares enough.

I will put a word in once the time comes.

 

[TheBigIguana]

No one, its a pointless thread.

Our manager needs time to turn around the shambles we were under the sweaty fat one, it won't happen in 20 games. Yes we are short up front, no he isn't perfect, and isn't making mistakes. But we have at least solid foundations, we do however seem to have a problem scoring, and getting at teams, almost seemingly ponderous at times. This needs sorting in the short term, otherwise we could well be looking for a new manager, as i don't doubt the heat would be high if we say got to 5 or 6 losses on the bounce, we need a win, ideally against Palace, or Fulham - both of whom may well have a point to prove against us.

We need another window, some creativity and some proper striker support... anyone know of a modern day Trevor Steven and / or Adrian Heath floating about....

How long are we going to blame Benitez for the problems?

 

[Nymzee]

Big Ig's favourite thread

 

[skumar55]

Never coming. If he comes never staying

Poch then?

 

[johnjoeefc]

Has to be dyche. Actually is a manager who has achieved something in the game and I'm pretty sure he will keep us up

 

[everton1953]

I could see postacoglou getting the villa job. I know he coaches in Scotland etc etc but the turnaround in football terms he’s achieved at Celtic is massive. I’d love to see him at our club at some stage in the future. At least with him at the helm you’d be guaranteed good football where the emphasis is on attacking football.

Steer clear of ex Scottish Club managers. Their league is so poor any fool can win most games for the two Glasgow clubs.

 

[TheBigIguana]

Has to be dyche. Actually is a manager who has achieved something in the game and I'm pretty sure he will keep us up

This will also send us down. Maybe not this year but once you go to Dyche permanently you're just winding down the clock until it ends.

 

[kenada_blue]

Ya mar

 

[matty1878]

I wouldn't.

Frank 4 Life

 

[matty1878]

Has to be dyche. Actually is a manager who has achieved something in the game and I'm pretty sure he will keep us up

oh lad get out more

 

[AsiaAsia82]

Surprised no-ones mentioned Wazza.

I’d rather FL though, just needs to get through this season and to the summer window to get a full squad.

 

[maccavennie]

For continuity reasons, I'd give the job to Frank Lampard Snr. I feel this transition would have the least negative impact on the squad.

 

[blueconverse]

Big Daddy Dyche.

 

[JammyP]

I note, with a mixture of resignation and de ja vu, that the annual October agitation for a new manager appears to be starting in the Lampard thread.

So, for all those dissatisfied with Lampard, who would you bring in to replace him?

Floor is yours...

Cheese on toast.

Simply got to give him time

That, and wingers who can shoot