2022/23 Frank Lampard

[Gwladysstreetlad]

Even if it takes us down?

He isn't taking us down. This team is. And we're stuck with it regardless of who we have in the dugout.

 

[daza_1973]

Short memories here:

Lampard took over a mess. He kept his nerve and got us safe. The club sold Richarlison, a player he;d have wanted to retain, obvioulsy.

His biggest fault for me was being too loyal to Calvert-Lewin and not spending what we had on a couple of new strikers...something he'll have to do in January.

People need to get a grip and stop behaving like 'kin brats. This is easily recoverable. There's 23 games of the season left and we'll easily get the 26 points we need to get safe with even a half decent striker / bang average striker.

They'll keep Frank and end up paying more than we were going to in August of for Brereton Díaz in January.
We'll be down in April.
Can't run a club this badly and avoid relegation forever.

 

[Toffeelover]

SOOPER, SOOPER FRANK
SOOPER, SOOPER FRANK
SOOPER, SOOPER FRANK
SOOPER FRANKIE LAMPARD

....3 weeks ago.


....hypocrites.

I am not saying sack him Dave bur he should have the balls to say to the likes of our pathetic front line you have had it.

 

[GrandOldSte117]

Unless it's toxic behind the scenes, or there's a top class, proven credentials manager willing to come in - I'd say stick.

The club have been negligent.

To survive relegation by skin of our teeth and then allow the season to start without a striker.

Fans expecting any team with an attack of Gordon, Gray, Iwobi, Maupay and McNeil to be anything other than fighting relegation need to give their heads a wobble.

In my opinion - this Everton team has the worst attack of any in the Premier League era.

Maybe we survived relegation by the skin of our teeth BECAUSE of Lampard though. That Burnley result was criminal, as well as the Brentford and Wolves games at home.

 

[Shibbywiggles]

It is the frontline who can't score goals and they signed them when our young players could have been given a chance.

If Cannon and co. are the answer happy days but the consensus from those that watch the young lads were none of them are ready yet
I can’t say, I don’t watch the games, but he looked promising off the bench today

 

[steven]

I meant Everton.

Steve Watson was more of an attacking threat than our main front line

 

[davek]

• Lampard wont be sacked
• The World Cup is here, try to enjoy it
• Enjoy seeing the stadium develop
• We'll get 3 points against Wolves on Boxing Day
• We'll get hold of a couple of attackers in January

It's all in hand. So stop 'kin mithering.

 

[GrandOldSte117]

I didn't say he was.

So what is the point in keeping a bad manager to manage bad players?

 

[Legend Barry Horne]

Frank is the problem.

Anyone saying 'Frank is the problem' is themselves part of the real, overarching problem....

 

[everton1953]

Those who want Moyes might get him. He is available after the chop this weekend. West Ham fams furious in demo.

 

[coollino]

I meant Everton.

My dad is a season ticket holder at Ipswich, and I cared about football loads more then and they were loads worse, but football was also more simple

 

[Zeitgeist]

I think we should give him January personally.

 

[Cool_Blue]

Did we? What’s it like on the team bus at the moment? Anything been said?

Coady decking a few hopefully

 

[Saint Domingo]

SOOPER, SOOPER FRANK
SOOPER, SOOPER FRANK
SOOPER, SOOPER FRANK
SOOPER FRANKIE LAMPARD

....3 weeks ago.


....hypocrites.

There was literally a banner with his face on it in the gwladys street at the last home game. Two losses later and people are calling for him to be fired.

 

[Mashtray]

Don't think sack is the answer.

But his tactics to create opportunities is worrying, but the players are also doing themselves no favors. These players should be able to create opportunities at this level