2022/23 Frank Lampard

[Fatality]

 

[davek]

You'd think with the 11 day break between league games that now would be the ideal time to let him go. He's showing no signs of turning it around. I expect they'll have a caretaker for the United game then the new manager announced a day later and the week before the next league game. I suspect based on our previous form that they'll already have a few candidates lined up for interview. I reckon your man Martinez will be one of them.

Everton - doing things that fast?!

Month long search this will be....ending with Dyche.

 

[BrendanGOT]

Like him but he is out of his depth. Has to go.

Who would replace him is another thing though. Dyche, Moyes or Rooney?

Moyes is still in a job for now. Can't see them paying compo and Rooney is a risk. I'd say Dyche or Martinez.

 

[Armaghtoffee]

He showed his inexperience tonight. That gets you relegated.

He's not done enough to be backed in January to suggest he'd fix it.

I can’t argue with that. There is no redemption after tonight.

 

[edge]

Has he done a post game interview anywhere?

I was just wondering that

 

[helpimonfire]

Has he done a post game interview anywhere?

He went straight down tunnel at final whistle. Hopefully to a fast car that drove him far far away.

 

[flibbyflob]

Moyes is still in a job for now. Can't see them paying compo and Rooney is a risk. I'd say Dyche or Martinez.

Moyes might not be in a job after their next game either.

 

[Drico]

History repeating itself in so many ways, and not just the hire and fire carousel.

The hammering at Bournemouth was Frank's 2-5 Watford moment. Demarai Gray's wonder goal against City was a reprise of his wonder goal against Arsenal and was the last false dawn before the inevitable.

I imagine we'll be managerless by the cup tie...

 

[dannyboy]

I don't think that's for certain. Honestly before a ball was kicked this season I thought we'd be fighting relegation and at the end of the last window I thought maybe we'd have enough to be about 14th, but that quickly changed once I realised we had no way of attacking or quality in the squad.

We're crap. And we'll be crap under another manager because the players are awful.

Someone like Moyes or Dyche would have us 14th. I've never thought Lampard was up to the job; mainly because there is no style to the play or plan. It's been terrible from day 1.

 

[ProZ]

Everton - doing things that fast?!

Month long search this will be....ending with Dyche.

Can you imagine Bill being unfaithful to his boy Frank by searching for a replacement in the background, heaven forbid.

 

[BrendanGOT]

Everton - doing things that fast?!

Month long search this will be....ending with Dyche.

Hope you're wrong on that one mate. This one needs to be swift and an experienced appointment. I reckon the candidates will be Nuno, Dyche, Martinez and some left field option with no Premier League experience

 

[BigDuncTributeBand]

Didn’t think we were that bad first half but the collapse second half was worrying - players looked all over the place and just gave up. Looked like so many performances of last season.

If he loses the players he has to go, they’ll have to really show they’re behind him in the next few games and get some results otherwise it’s the inevitable.

 

[tommytowne]

He went straight down tunnel at final whistle. Hopefully to a fast car that drove him far far away.

Taxi for Lampard.

 

[coollino]

Just remembered United is a cup tie, yessssss

Like a days holiday in football terms

 

[JohnJq]

Moyes might not be in a job after their next game either.

He would be a better option than Dyche, and will bin most of the players. But why are we scraping the barrel.