Saint Domingo
Player Valuation: £90m
Yep, would be a great plus if we can get Clement as well
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Yep, would be a great plus if we can get Clement as well
Wayno
Player Valuation: £15m
I’m interested in how Lampard is going to embrace Everton, Gerrard who’s a similar age and stature has dived head first into the fanbase at both of his clubs now, even refusing to acknowledge our weird cousins over the road when they were singing his name.
He is the stick that his generation of players should be measured with in that regard, and I would like to see Lampard take a similar approach. I’m bored of seeing players and managers get run off by the Park End in the first 90 minutes of their career
He is the stick that his generation of players should be measured with in that regard, and I would like to see Lampard take a similar approach. I’m bored of seeing players and managers get run off by the Park End in the first 90 minutes of their career
So we’re not getting the set piece guy? Crap.
Willie Thorne
Player Valuation: £1.5m
It'll be a challenge for Lampard, but if he can drive with a phone and coffee in his hands he should be ok.
Frank Lampard's Everton in-tray: Sort out leaky defence, find creative spark, and get Dominic Calvert-Lewin firing
Frank Lampard is the new Everton manager and he must quickly get to work ahead of Mondays transfer deadline in order to stave off relegation fears; defensive improvements and midfield cover needed in final hours of window
he's going to be taking the training session today before the announcement is even made
CahillsCornerFlag
Player Valuation: £70m
Everton outdoing themselves here.
The main newspapers writing puff pieces about him and the job he has to do - and I'm still worried whether or not we've actually appointed him
Cheers Everton
Cheers Everton
BlueStevie35
Player Valuation: £70m
We’ve appointed him, calm down
Aries
Player Valuation: £10m
Is he really all that? They concede a fair few set pieces, and even conceded one to us a few weeks ago to Jarrad Branthwaite no less, where they looked all at sea defensively. I’m sure we’ll bring someone in who is competent enough to work on set pieces..
blueblueday
Player Valuation: £2.5m
I think it's important to understand one or two of the issues relating to Frank from his Chelsea days to get a flavour of how he needs to improve as a manager if he wants to take the likes of us on!
I took these observations from this Guardian article:
www.theguardian.com
Let us be honest and accept that he was a club legend and has a boatload of England caps, not to mention his famous relative Harry's influence on his career! Therefore he was always going to be given opportunities above other prospective candidates who may have had greater experience than him. I don't have a problem with that necessarily as I guess clubs are hoping to unearth the magic that they had as players and hope it is reflected in their management chops. Also, players are more likely to listen and try harder as they respect their playing careers.
It's important to focus on that tricky second season for Frank at his beloved Chelsea. After 18 months at Chelsea, they had slumped to ninth after a series of tactically incoherent displays! Looking back it seems Frank excelled at bringing youth players through during his first season during their transfer embargo. However, when the embargo ended and he was asked to spend big it seems he was overwhelmed. It's documented he struggled to bond with new players and manage his larger squad.
Unfortunately for Frank Thomas Tuchel made a stunning impact when appointed by winning the champions league four months after taking over. This wasn't a good look for Frank!
Chelsea conceded 54 league goals during Lampard’s first season and the defence did not improve during his second campaign. Opponents repeatedly punished an invitingly open midfield by hurting Chelsea on the counterattack and one of the first things that Tuchel did was to make a previously dysfunctional side hard to break down.
There was a feeling that the 43-year-old was not a great communicator. At times Lampard came across as awkward and distant. His man-management could have been smoother and there will be concerns that he could struggle again if he has not worked out how to forge stronger connections with players.
My personal view is that this appointment is high risk. Sometimes fate plays its hand though and in Everton's current vulnerability/crisis he has been given another chance to impress. Out of a, less than inspiring, group of other candidates Moshiri has listened to the fans choice this time. Maybe that's the point though. The fans will initially
be behind Frank. If has an excellent support staff and improves, as any manager should with experience, then maybe we can finally enjoy watching Everton again.
I took these observations from this Guardian article:
Lampard must learn from Chelsea errors to make success of Everton | Jacob Steinberg
Sacking last year came with his team dysfunctional and doubts over his man-management – he cannot afford to fail again
Let us be honest and accept that he was a club legend and has a boatload of England caps, not to mention his famous relative Harry's influence on his career! Therefore he was always going to be given opportunities above other prospective candidates who may have had greater experience than him. I don't have a problem with that necessarily as I guess clubs are hoping to unearth the magic that they had as players and hope it is reflected in their management chops. Also, players are more likely to listen and try harder as they respect their playing careers.
It's important to focus on that tricky second season for Frank at his beloved Chelsea. After 18 months at Chelsea, they had slumped to ninth after a series of tactically incoherent displays! Looking back it seems Frank excelled at bringing youth players through during his first season during their transfer embargo. However, when the embargo ended and he was asked to spend big it seems he was overwhelmed. It's documented he struggled to bond with new players and manage his larger squad.
Unfortunately for Frank Thomas Tuchel made a stunning impact when appointed by winning the champions league four months after taking over. This wasn't a good look for Frank!
Chelsea conceded 54 league goals during Lampard’s first season and the defence did not improve during his second campaign. Opponents repeatedly punished an invitingly open midfield by hurting Chelsea on the counterattack and one of the first things that Tuchel did was to make a previously dysfunctional side hard to break down.
There was a feeling that the 43-year-old was not a great communicator. At times Lampard came across as awkward and distant. His man-management could have been smoother and there will be concerns that he could struggle again if he has not worked out how to forge stronger connections with players.
My personal view is that this appointment is high risk. Sometimes fate plays its hand though and in Everton's current vulnerability/crisis he has been given another chance to impress. Out of a, less than inspiring, group of other candidates Moshiri has listened to the fans choice this time. Maybe that's the point though. The fans will initially
be behind Frank. If has an excellent support staff and improves, as any manager should with experience, then maybe we can finally enjoy watching Everton again.
chazzle_dazzle
Player Valuation: £35m
Didn't realise Clement is still only 50 years oldseems to have been around forever.
Always had a huge amount of respect for Clement, I met him years ago at a conference and he was amazing to listen to - coaching techniques, speaking to players, getting under their skin. He's done it in multiple leagues with winning teams, he will be an excellent addition to Franks team.
Lobster Johnson
Player Valuation: £35m
Who's taking training today, then?
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