Frank Lampard

[ForeverBlue92]

Yes, and who owns the club and is Bill's superior?

We all know Moshiri is clueless about football - but Kenwright is meant to be the chairman he is the footballing man!!!

So any blame has to be laid at his door ultimately. By all means you can call on Moshiri to remove BK but Kenwright is responsible for what goes on in terms of on the pitch/the governance.

 

[Saint Domingo]

We all know Moshiri is clueless about football - but Kenwright is meant to be the chairman he is the footballing man!!!

So any blame has to be laid at his door ultimately. By all means you can call on Moshiri to remove BK but Kenwright is responsible for what goes on in terms of on the pitch/the governance.

We need to get rid of DBB and Kenwirght and appoint a strong executive chairman who can tell Moshiri to sign the cheques and that’s it. They can then appoint a competent DOF to manage the football side.

At the moment Kenwright is still doing far too much including transfer negotiations, then Moshiri feels he has to step in. There needs to be someone at the club competent enough to keep Moshiri away from interfering.

 

[TyphooToffee]

The problem I see is, can Lampard and Gerrard both manage to manage the same game?

 

[EverTheOptimist]

I havent got a clue what the clamour is for Lampard.

Am i missing something, is he actually good at this Manager lark or is it media hype by his London media journos making him out to be the next Rinus Michels, Arrigo Sacchi or some other light years ahead visionary.

 

[vintage-toffees]

The problem I see is, can Lampard and Gerrard both manage to manage the same game?

Manage a half each maybe

 

[RomanReigns]

anyone else think moshiri will appoint him and if things go tits up he will then send messages to his mate on talksport conveying that he tried to do what the fans wanted and it failed and push the blame off him and onto the fanbase?

 

[Marius57]

We all know Moshiri is clueless about football - but Kenwright is meant to be the chairman he is the footballing man!!!

So any blame has to be laid at his door ultimately. By all means you can call on Moshiri to remove BK but Kenwright is responsible for what goes on in terms of on the pitch/the governance.

Wrong. Ultimately, the blame is laid at Moshiris door. If BK isn't doing his job properly, that's on the person above him to resolve. If he continues to leave him to do it, then that's on him.

Kenwrights fault for our league position then and the god awful football and tactics and subs and game management from the last 6 months?

 

[Runub]

I havent got a clue what the clamour is for Lampard.

Ami missing something, is he actually good at this Manager lark?

Not sure there is a clamour just a case of best of a bad bunch on the table and the alternative is scarier

 

[BirkenheadBlue]

Brands spent £55 million on Gomes, Gbamin & Delph!

And Iwobi cost £27 million and Silva mentioned they were looking at him all window so unless there is proof of Moshiri buying Iwobi its all conjecture.

Putting aside Iwobi (I have been saying for long before the recent stories broke, that his signing had Moshiri's fingerprints all over it, but neither of us is going to convince the other), most people were absolutely made up when we signed Gomes permanently. He then suffered a potentially career ending injury. Gbamin you can't POSSIBLY hold against Brands - the fella hadn't had a serious injury in his career prior to signing, then his legs turned to tissue paper when he got here. Delph I didn't want, but a large number of people thought he was a fairly shrewd signing at the time.

 

[Rooney_Tunes]

I havent got a clue what the clamour is for Lampard.

Ami missing something, is he actually good at this Manager lark?

I don't see it either.

Sometimes I think some people look at what the options are, he is the best of basically, rubbish, so let's get him...Same applies to the team so maybe people are becoming conditioned to accept mediocrity.

Or maybe Lampard will be amazing and push us to a top-half finish...

Don't see it though.

 

[4737carlin]

We need to get rid of DBB and Kenwirght and appoint a strong executive chairman who can tell Moshiri to sign the cheques and that’s it. They can then appoint a competent DOF to manage the football side.

At the moment Kenwright is still doing far too much including transfer negotiations, then Moshiri feels he has to step in. There needs to be someone at the club competent enough to keep Moshiri away from interfering.

Moshiri wont do that though, he wants it to be his play thing as much as Bill does, whn Bill goes it will just be a Kia or someone who steps in, a none footbal none Everton money man.

 

[ElGato]

It's not that people are falling over him. It's more that it appears to be a 50/50 shootout between him and VP. And Lampard is likely a safer bet.

He is far from the number one choice for the majority. But when it's just him and VP then he likely is.

What are your metrics?

 

[Tony1985]

I would go for Lampard, won pretty much everything as a player and serial winner.

I think he gets a bit of stick for the job he done at Chelsea. If you look at his reign though, he dropped all the older pros and tried to establish a young hungry attacking team. If he could come in and do that here I would be very happy.

 

[BirkenheadBlue]

What are your metrics?

He knows the league and has never relegated a team. There's two for starters.

 

[Marius57]

What are your metrics?

Than pereira? Knows our team, knows our players, knows the league, we as a fan base, actually know about him as a player, and as a manager and have seen his style, have seen his approach, have seen the success with younger players.

So he would present as a safer bet than someone who is a known journeyman, hasn't had a top job since 2013, has already come across as a bit of a wild card with his interview for SSN and that the majority of fans won't have a real understanding about as wont have been watching him since his porto days, which was shortly before he failed to get our job the first time round.

I'm not advocating one above the other in anyway, but that's why I would imagine people would prefer lampard. (And like I said earlier, the majority wouldn't actually have either as first choice).