Who should replace Frank Lampard?

[Zeitgeist]

I would honestly just get Moyes, he is one loss away from the sack at West Ham still, if he knows whats good for him he will flee

Danjuma said no m8

 

[Milkman]

Wtf

Jesus, that's the most desperate call to an ex I've ever heard of

 

[sd_1992]

ffs this shortlist is turning into a longlist real fast

Got to string it out so the manager has no time for signings.

 

[ToffeePaulie]

I would honestly just get Moyes, he is one loss away from the sack at West Ham still, if he knows whats good for him he will flee

 

[Librarian]

Can’t be doing with all of these Johnny come lately’s,
We need two factions
A binary choice
A roll of the Dyche or Manic Marcelo

 

[MACCA75]

Bielsa, Allardyce, Ferguson, Dyche, Corberan.

At least we have a clear strategy. An up and coming young manager with decades of experience playing a pragmatic, expansive high press counter attack.

 

[Papa Shango]

The board and owner are a laughing stock.

1. Its just a rumour

2. Nothing wrong with asking him his opinion if they are mates which you would assume is the case here.

...right?

 

[ToffeePaulie]

He didn't get promoted in spite of having the most expensive squad.

It's underachievement.

It's certainly not 'doing well'.

Oh hush you dirty old man

 

[polish]

If Corberan is open to leaving WBA, he'd be my choice. Fantastic work at Huddersfield and West Brom and his style fits our "players" much better than Bielsa's.

 

[Exeter_Gently]

I would take him over Dyce

No one can argue with the job he done he'd have stabilised us even more if he'd have got another season.

 

[ForeverBlue92]

And the ones linked with prem experience either have multiple relegations (Dyche) or were deemed not good enough by rivals (Bielsa).

Corberan would be like Moyes appointed, young, hungry up and comer who would get results in my opinion

I wouldn't be adverse to it in the summer if the club had done their homework and determined he was the man to take us forward, I just think in our current position its a lot of pressure on a novice manager to come in and get instant results in a relegation scrap with also a civil war between fans and the board going on.

 

[Papa Shango]

And the ones linked with prem experience either have multiple relegations (Dyche) or were deemed not good enough by rivals (Bielsa).

Corberan would be like Moyes appointed, young, hungry up and comer who would get results in my opinion

Corberan got sacked after an unprecedented craptime at Olympiakos.

Every manager (eventually) has their struggles.

 

[TheBigIguana]

I’m talking about Huddersfield: first season mid table (they were favourites to go down), second season they were third and lost play off final. He did an amazing job there.

Yeah it's better than my first look

 

[dion]

When Lampard was appointed there was nobody available at the time that I thought would do a good job. Sadly feel the same again.

 

[edge]

Open to anybody but Rooney.