What happens to Lampard...

[navidson]

Saw it on Twitter that he's getting hung, drawn and quartered

 

[Crestfallen]

I don’t see the point in sacking the manager. If he has the hunger to rebuild this team then he may as well stay. We’ve seen what sacking so many managers has done to this club.

 

[radiostar]

I can see Moshiri panic firing after a defeat. Truth is we must stay in this league purely for financial reasons. Part of me thinks the club needs a relegation as a wake up call and the trigger for board/player change.

This

Moshiri has panic fired before and might well do again here.

Problem is I don't see who can come in and solve this problem.

Lampard wasn't the right choice but I think we have to just stick with him now.

As for the relegation the only good thing would be that it would purge the club of the crap we have been lumbered with and hopefully it will purge us of moshiri and kenwright.

 

[GoldenToffee]

I’d have him over Holgate every day of the weak

I think Keane has a role where he could probably do a good job if we knew the opposition was going to just smash the ball upfield. But mostly teams don't play that way, and the way we play, inexplicably, is to fanny around with the ball from Pickford to the defenders, or from midfield back into defence such are the cowards we have in the side, and with the ball at his feet Keane is an utter liability and ready to gift possession away very easily. We've seen it time and time again.

I fully agree with you that Holgate is a truly awful footballer, he's absolutely horrible and wouldn't get into any other side in the division, but I see Keane as the one who is likely to cost us more goals either due to him volleying the ball into his own net, tripping over his own feet, or passing the ball directly to the opposition.

 

[NorthernBlue]

I can see Moshiri panic firing after a defeat. Truth is we must stay in this league purely for financial reasons. Part of me thinks the club needs a relegation as a wake up call and the trigger for board/player change.

How I see it to. I think defeat at the weekend and mad Moshiri calls Alladyce, well because he’s a lunatic and his reign has lead us to this cliff edge.

 

[Khalekan]

Absolutely nowt.

Nor should it.

And anyway….United is an “expected loss” in the Laa Laa land that Moshiri inhabits.

An ever lengthening list of teams, BTW.

If the good ship Everton does goes down, Frank Lampard goes down with it.

 

[hktoffee]

Made Kenny as player-manager. Made Dcl as fashion adviser for the team.

 

[anton66]

Never want to see a manager sacked early stage but we'll be in big trouble if we lose Saturday.

I also find it ironic that the same suspects who were gagging for Benitez to go after 8 games sat in 11th and were lauding Spurs for acting "decisively" in booting Nuno early doors are all of a sudden championing giving a manager time to "build there own team" you couldn't make it up! lol

A lot of us are as confused as our defence. Seriously, I don’t know what’s best for this shambles of a club but whilst these players still put in the pathetic performances, no manager will get a tune out of them.

 

[Death]

If I agree or not.

Think Mosh could very well pull the trigger if we lose the next 1 or 2.

 

[kenada_blue]

There shouldn't be another managerial change this season regardless of results. These players need to take full responsibility and be held accountable for their pathetic lack of quality, commitment and effort. Nothing changes until this squad is completely ripped up. Changing managers constantly means that never happens because ever new boss gives the clowns a fresh start.

Get them all out of the club. No one should be seen as too important to sell. I want to see 20 of them out the door, because it's the only way we save the club.

Yep yep and yep.

90% of that squad needs to be gone. Lampard will have them shot through a cannon

You bring in another manager I don't think that happens

 

[kiss the crest]

The same way Carlo made us hard to beat with the same defenders.

Well we have sold one, one of our best assists and another is injured

 

[Spadge Vernacular]

I find it ironic that the same suspects who were drooling over Benitez catastrophic failure and demanding he be given time whilst laughing at Spurs for acting "decisively" in booting Nuno early doors are all of a sudden championing giving a Frank the boot, you couldn't make it up! ?

 

[kenada_blue]

The same way Carlo made us hard to beat with the same defenders.

Carlo is one the greatest living modern managers.

And most called him a dinosaur

 

[hktoffee]

Carlo is one the greatest living modern managers.

And most called him a dinosaur

That shows how good Carlo was as a manager with the same group of player apart from Siggy, Digne and James.

 

[LocalNative]

I can see Moshiri panic firing after a defeat. Truth is we must stay in this league purely for financial reasons. Part of me thinks the club needs a relegation as a wake up call and the trigger for board/player change.

There's absolutely no guarantee that we bounce back after a relegation. We cannot even allow that to be a possibility. If we stay up somehow, I'd like to think that would be the wake up call needed at board level to reset and start again.

I won't be surprised if Lampard gets the chop on Saturday if we're badly beaten.