Who should replace Frank Lampard?

[degsy]

@Drico
As a temporary(?) Bring in Cahill - he's got all the tickets...see how I resisted mentioning 'badges'

 

[Bedfordblue]

Tony Mobray to follow Simms in to the Goodison hot seat. Managerial average win rate of 41.5%
You’ll do for me - rock on Tony.

 

[Eggsyblueskin]

Yes it's 100% more suited to it, maybe Dyche fits the role, I dunno, but dull boring results that go our way is what we need right now.
Only points matter, not how you get them.

Utter rubbish!!

 

[4737carlin]

Utter rubbish!!

What your saying you don't mind if we get beat as long as the football is good? Really?
Are you one of those absolute morons who moaned last season when in the early stages we had some great wins under Rafael, such as Southampton and Burnley but for most of the 90 minutes the losing opponents had been on top?

 

[davek]

If we do get shut of Lampard...and there'll be a stampede for his dismissal after 5pm today....I'd be tempted to go in-house.

I cant stand him, but I wonder if someone like Baines could galvanise this team. He's not long out of it and he'd have the respect of players.

Going through another manager search would be damaging and expensive.

That really would be the last roll of the dice.

 

[MACCA75]

If we do get shut of Lampard...and there'll be a stampede for his dismissal after 5pm today....I'd be tempted to go in-house.

I cant stand him, but I wonder if someone like Baines could galvanise this team. He's not long out of it and he'd have the respect of players.

Going through another manager search would be damaging and expensive.

That really would be the last roll of the dice.

Player manager.

 

[davek]

Player manager.

If he can still swing a cross in, yes.

 

[Drico]

That’s great if we are looking at challenging the top 6. We aren’t. We are trying to stay in the division - one relegation in 25 years of management is not a proven failure in this regard.

I’m a fan of 42 years. Nah, “staying in the division” isn’t enough any more. As in ‘94, ‘98, and now again, we take staying in the league for granted and refuse to reform as a club. In this context, there will be less panic from the likes of me over relegation. We never learn from relegation fights. We may just need to learn the hardest possible lesson before we can ever seriously reform.

In summary, it might be our time to go down if it means we will stop looking to the past, to the likes of Moyes and Martinez. I’m past caring. Supporting Everton is like being in an abusive relationship - and even some of the abused fans have taken to abusing themselves.

So, get a Pochettino type, a nascent fresh face with a genuine record of achievement, or leave well alone.

 

[ToffeeTim]

If we do get shut of Lampard...and there'll be a stampede for his dismissal after 5pm today....I'd be tempted to go in-house.

I cant stand him, but I wonder if someone like Baines could galvanise this team. He's not long out of it and he'd have the respect of players.

Going through another manager search would be damaging and expensive.

That really would be the last roll of the dice.

Baines will be the caretaker I'd guess. No chance he gets the job.

 

[davek]

Baines will be the caretaker I'd guess. No chance he gets the job.

Depends what he did with it IF he did get the call.

 

[Drico]

I’d pay good money too see Poch try to get a tune out of McNeil Gray and Maupay

It’s Moshiri who should be doing just that.

 

[4737carlin]

Scott Parker off the list, gone to Bruges, CL side, but Frank lives on to see another day

 

[matty1878]

Scott Parker off the list, gone to Bruges, CL side, but Frank lives on to see another day

delete your account lad you have to be the most negative poster ever

 

[ProZ]

I am hearing Moyes been sacked.

 

[TheBigIguana]

Scott Parker off the list, gone to Bruges, CL side, but Frank lives on to see another day

Scott Parker never ever should have been on the list