hktoffee
Birds of a feather flock together
I won’t say no.
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Legend Barry Horne
Player Valuation: £6m
Do the think the first two of those names would consider joining the club in its current position?
Legend Barry Horne
Player Valuation: £6m
Why not? He’s a quality individual - one of England’s great players who knows the game well and is a young manager hungry to prove himself
Given time, he may then be able to build the foundation that some other successful managers have done when given time
Legend Barry Horne
Player Valuation: £6m
No manager coming in is suddenly going to make Maupay, Gordon, Gray and MacNeil score goals
The only answer is new attacking players
The only answer is new attacking players
Lost too many games
The Binman
Player Valuation: £15m
Has he been sacked yet, there’s no way he will still be here end Jan… I’d be staggered if he survives Brighton… when we lose, or typically we may get a draw… stay of execution, and delay the inevitable.
Blues Harp
Player Valuation: £60m
All time losers ? They ARE losers
ForeverBlue92
Player Valuation: £80m
Dont know until we ask mate.
Regardless of who comes in they simply cannot do any worse than Lampard currently.
We're the pits pal.
Legend Barry Horne
Player Valuation: £6m
I’m not sure what you mean by saying his record was ‘crap’ - what does that actually mean?
It needs to be considered in the context of what was inherited - not just the players on paper but the form and general state of mind around the club - not just the players, but extending to fans
And is it right to focus only on the manager re problems - is the fact that we do that actually part of the problem?
The issue here is a shortage of attacking players
Legend Barry Horne
Player Valuation: £6m
I think it would help us if people could reframe how they look at the club and the manager’s position within it as a factor in success and failure - sacking the manager can’t be the only solution each time we hit a bad run - surely it’s not so simple
ForeverBlue92
Player Valuation: £80m
Its a tough job at present but you can punch above your weight with a good manager.
Look at us under Wee Davey for years - we still had a rank board/chairman and little money to spend yet he did a fine job.
Lampards taken Derby from 6th to 6th and Everton from 16th to 16th. He's a run of the mill manager I'm afraid and it pains me to say that as no one wanted him to succeed more than I did.
BlueStevie35
Player Valuation: £70m
Again because you don’t seem to get it
Poch - zero chance
Tuchel - laughs in our face or holds us over a barrel for a stupidly large wage
Kovac - Wolfsburg are 7th In Bundesliga with a good shot at making Europe, he wouldn’t be daft enough to chance it
Frank (that’s FRANK not Fronk) - just signed a new deal with Brentford and would be highly stupid to walk back on it
Moyes - would be the Luvvie’s choice
Legend Barry Horne
Player Valuation: £6m
But what’s the answer? Keep changing managers hoping the next one will help the club do better? That hasn’t worked for the last few - most of whom were amongst the best candidates available at the time. So is the problem deeper than these managers we keep bringing in?
We seem to be in a position now where we won’t attract the top managers and are also in a bit of a fight
I guess maybe a relegation fight specialist could help
We did that before of course with Allardyce who got us 8th place, but people weren’t happy with it as they didn’t like his style of play
ForeverBlue92
Player Valuation: £80m
I bet you said Carlo would never entertain us or James Rodriguez was never joining us...
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