2021/22 Frank Lampard

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Eggs said:
….I’m Kenny’s biggest critic but this is all about finding ways to win a game & we’re doing just that.

We’re now in the best spot of the 3 candidates but that can all change unless we all play our part.
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I have to give credit to frank I haven't always agreed with his tactics but he's earning positive results and the squad actually looks motivated and engaged in the effort to evade relegation
 



Neiler said:
Hes a growing manager and we need to grow as a club with him, no more quick fixes, trying to buy our way to glory, no more reboots if we have bad runs.

We still have a job of work to do, focus, concentration and no drop in standards between now and the end of the season. I like that he had the self awareness to see we needed to fight and be pragmatic to get results, I don’t think it’s his plan A, but I think it shows great maturity in a young manager to be adaptable and flexible.

I want to say three things that bode very well for me, 1) He can set a team up tactically, our shape and conisistrcey over the last five games has been superb, every player knows their job and role. 2) Every player is playing for him, that’s something some very high profile managers haven’t been able to do here. 3) He is getting the best out of all players and improving them - think of the under performing players or players who just didn’t fit here and we’re considered a waste of money when he took over, now there are hardly any, every player in the squad bar DCL and Tosun have contributed and improved under him, he’s making assets out of what were misfits or 10s of millions of bad signings. I think that’s remarkable I really do - incredible.

Im not fooling myself,we have a job of work to do this season, but he has United the club, I often talked about the disconnect between the players, club and fans - it’s back and that leaves hope, he has been the catalyst.

If we stay up this season, he has a huge job ahead of him in transitioning this club, we are playing a certain way, ultimately I think he wants to play differently, we need to back him and leave him alone for a few years regradless of ups and downs. It’s what we’ve needed for a long time now, to actually build and have an identity. We look to be building an identity now, or rather getting it back, with the hope that Evertons identity can be meaningful again.

Over to you Frank.
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blob on, he asked the players to look after the ball but they were too timid, he has gone more pragmatic, got a tune ut of them to get results, over time now he cab build a squad in his mould.

KAGS
 
Shibbywiggles said:
If this is the craziness surrounding a relegation fight imagine what we’ll be like on a cup run/European push!

He’s unified the club and the fans better than anyone since Moyes and under Moyes it was ‘knife to a gunfight’ mentality - under Lampard it will be a winning mentality.
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I think it's the situation that's brought us back together.....

And Frank certainly knows how to channel it.

Good on him.

And we recognise honesty and authenticity when we see it.

Good on us.

Survive and good things can happen.... Together!

Coyb.
 
coollino said:
He probably underestimated how bad it was at the start, you could argue the 4-0 win for the first game may have contributed to that but since he has realised Everton could actually get relegated, he has been pretty good
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He’s definitely made mistakes, but he’s learned from them. Full of hope today.
 
Neiler said:
Hes a growing manager and we need to grow as a club with him, no more quick fixes, trying to buy our way to glory, no more reboots if we have bad runs.

We still have a job of work to do, focus, concentration and no drop in standards between now and the end of the season. I like that he had the self awareness to see we needed to fight and be pragmatic to get results, I don’t think it’s his plan A, but I think it shows great maturity in a young manager to be adaptable and flexible.

I want to say three things that bode very well for me, 1) He can set a team up tactically, our shape and conisistrcey over the last five games has been superb, every player knows their job and role. 2) Every player is playing for him, that’s something some very high profile managers haven’t been able to do here. 3) He is getting the best out of all players and improving them - think of the under performing players or players who just didn’t fit here and we’re considered a waste of money when he took over, now there are hardly any, every player in the squad bar DCL and Tosun have contributed and improved under him, he’s making assets out of what were misfits or 10s of millions of bad signings. I think that’s remarkable I really do - incredible.

Im not fooling myself,we have a job of work to do this season, but he has United the club, I often talked about the disconnect between the players, club and fans - it’s back and that leaves hope, he has been the catalyst.

If we stay up this season, he has a huge job ahead of him in transitioning this club, we are playing a certain way, ultimately I think he wants to play differently, we need to back him and leave him alone for a few years regradless of ups and downs. It’s what we’ve needed for a long time now, to actually build and have an identity. We look to be building an identity now, or rather getting it back, with the hope that Evertons identity can be meaningful again.

Over to you Frank.
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Should've read this before I bothered posting .... Spot on.
 

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