2022/23 Frank Lampard

[LocalNative]

Do we know what he’s being paid? It might be due to finances being as low as everyone else believes he was all we could afford maybe? Just an observation

I think it's undoubtedly to do with the compensation. We can't afford a pot to piss in nevermind sack a manager and his coaching staff.

Damning indictment once again of our revered board and owner.

 

[Marius57]

105k per week....a lot less than some previous managers

Embarrassing that we pay him that when he was only on 75k a week at chelsea

 

[Mickey]

Won't be sacked if we lose against saints as they are in great form

Expected defeat mate, gets a pass.

 

[billyblue80]

Not even convinced we can afford to sack him and his team now after Frauhad's letter if he was even considering his position he wouldn't have issued that, because say we lose the next two he has to go and the owner looks even more ridiculous ? I suppose you could say its the old vote of confidence but he talked of long term and made excuses for failing board, team and manager. Chemical Ali levels of delusion from the man.

I guess it's what do we want more a new manager or new players? We probaably need both but can we afford it? Not convinced now obviously if defeats continue they may have no option but that's my feeling.

 

[blueblue]

Frank Lampard was unemployed when he got the Everton job and had to interview for it. Different to some other manages like Koeman who had to be prised away from a different club.

None of us know what the redundancy terms will be if sacked but I would guess they won't be onerous.

Next Saturday is huge for the manager and his staff, a win will give him some respite, a draw may get him some time until signings arrive but I don't see how he could survive a loss.
Anything being said at the moment by Moshiri can be taken with a pinch of salt.
We will see what has been learned from the last three games, City,Brighton and Utd. Against both Utd and City we saw solid defensive work against some of the most talented players in the league, against Brighton we saw a rudderless collapse.
The manager must show that he has learned something.

 

[Moomin]

Frank Lampard was unemployed when he got the Everton job and had to interview for it. Different to some other manages like Koeman who had to be prised away from a different club.

None of us know what the redundancy terms will be if sacked but I would guess they won't be onerous.

Next Saturday is huge for the manager and his staff, a win will give him some respite, a draw may get him some time until signings arrive but I don't see how he could survive a loss.
Anything being said at the moment by Moshiri can be taken with a pinch of salt.
We will see what has been learned from the last three games, City,Brighton and Utd. Against both Utd and City we saw solid defensive work against some of the most talented players in the league, against Brighton we saw a rudderless collapse.
The manager must show that he has learned something.

Conceding 3 goals at United is now considered solid defensive work!!!!

Oh how the mighty have fallen.


Nil Satis Nisi Optimum........... Indeed.

 

[matty1878]

Not even convinced we can afford to sack him and his team now after Frauhad's letter if he was even considering his position he wouldn't have issued that, because say we lose the next two he has to go and the owner looks even more ridiculous ? I suppose you could say its the old vote of confidence but he talked of long term and made excuses for failing board, team and manager. Chemical Ali levels of delusion from the man.

I guess it's what do we want more a new manager or new players? We probaably need both but can we afford it? Not convinced now obviously if defeats continue they may have no option but that's my feeling.

well if we’re sticking and don’t get players in they’ve dug us own grave

 

[overkill]

Just tell him to stop loosing games and we'll live happy ever after

 

[Eggsyblueskin]

Agree, Dyche is an old hand

Well he’s certainly an old something that involves the use of at least one hand.

 

[Deleted member 50501]

well if we’re sticking and don’t get players in they’ve dug us own grave

Hes had a shovel to dig as well mate

 

[matty1878]

Hes had a shovel to dig as well mate

lol

 

[Moomin]

Flying over for this and never looked forward to if less. The club has sucked all the fun and enthusiasm out of me anyway . Its shambolic from top to bottom and it's hard to feel any great love for it anymore. Even when we lose now it doesn't affect me as much because we are immune to it.
It's not the club I fell in love with.

It's the club we all deserve.

 

[Ian]

Expected defeat mate, gets a pass.

We could say that about every game these days.

 

[Ian]

That McNeil money has to be accounted for in future budgets regardless of how much we paid up front. We would genuinely have been better off buying no one than him.

If we'd brought nobody in, we'd still be in the same position and everyone would be saying it was because we brought nobody in.

 

[davek]

Frank Lampard was unemployed when he got the Everton job and had to interview for it. Different to some other manages like Koeman who had to be prised away from a different club.

None of us know what the redundancy terms will be if sacked but I would guess they won't be onerous.

Next Saturday is huge for the manager and his staff, a win will give him some respite, a draw may get him some time until signings arrive but I don't see how he could survive a loss.
Anything being said at the moment by Moshiri can be taken with a pinch of salt.
We will see what has been learned from the last three games, City,Brighton and Utd. Against both Utd and City we saw solid defensive work against some of the most talented players in the league, against Brighton we saw a rudderless collapse.
The manager must show that he has learned something.

Didn't Moshiri imply there'd be no change - if at all - until after the West Ham game?:

'We have two big games, Saturday and on the 21st… that’s the only “focus”'.