There are lots of our fans who will never be happy regardless of who the manager is, because they over estimate how much they know about football.
The idea that managers are the main problem at this club is delusional stuff.
As is the idea that most managers have anything other than the impact the salaries paid to their players would suggest they should have.
While this proven reality - see Soccernomics - suggests the manager is, usually, a fairly unimportant factor in a club's performance, it also makes a mockery of the "Super Frank" calls or the personal investing in a manager's job security.
In the absence of actually reforming the club and its structures, a punter like Moshiri will always fall back on the glamorous managerial gamble. It covers a multitude in the absence of doing actual work. It is this reality that means Lampard's position will likely be in some jeopardy if he fails to pick up three points at the weekend.