Who should replace Frank Lampard?

[Papa Shango]

5-1.

Weird part is we were the better team in the first half and were 1-0 up until the 44th minute.

Also fun fact it was the debut of Brett Angell.

We had him on loan earlier in the season and he only made one subs appearance yet for some reason we signed him again later on in the season.

 

[Rollo Tomassi]

Also fun fact it was the debut of Brett Angell.

We had him on loan earlier in the season and he only made one subs appearance yet for some reason we signed him again later on in the season.

Ah good times

 

[Walken]

5-1.

Weird part is we were the better team in the first half and were 1-0 up until the 44th minute.

Found the thread, this terrifies me

 

[Carxp]

That is not possible. We’re in free fall. You or I couldn't be doing any worse.

Maybe, but isn't the point to try and get something better, not Dumpster Fire 2.0 ? - Dunc would be a disaster for a League 2 team.

 

[Papa Shango]

Found the thread, this terrifies me

Looks very familiar only with better players.

The part for me is the role he is missing in his team is the one he played himself! We are crying out for a Frank Lampard type player!

 

[Papa Shango]

That's a great point. I'm tired of hearing about managers and their "system" (looking at you, Martinez). An experienced manager should be able to come in, see what they have for a squad and what the player strengths are, and create a formation and lineup to best maximize whatever potential there is. After that it's up to the players to execute. Put them in a position to succeed and see what happens - that's all you can do really. Although with this group that would be a tall order. Half these guys seem to be happy just running around out there and collecting a check.

I'm not sure about the last point.

I have not seen any player shirking responsability or downing tools and I feel that they care, I just think they are by and large pretty crap at football.

Spot on with the other stuff, modern football seems to have dictated that the manager is the important part rather than the team, the manager should be looking to make his team work to the best system with the tools available rather than the players trying to adapt to the managers style.

I'm struggling to think of a manager who can even do that these days, they are all typecast and have their way of playing and thats it.

 

[jonnyboy316]

West Ham apparent have a 4 man short list to replace Moyes. I wonder who be pull the trigger first


Biesla
Dyche
FSW
Nuno

 

[Librarian]

 

[everton1953]

Spurs fans calling for Conte to go! It's a hard world being a manager.

 

[Bristol Blue]

That Owen guy has been oddly having wet dreams over Dyche for years.
Anyway, apparently Dyche is a kopite… so we all know how that’s likely to end!

 

[COYBL25]

West Ham apparent have a 4 man short list to replace Moyes. I wonder who be pull the trigger first


Biesla
Dyche
FSW
Nuno

No way, is Benitez on that list.

 

[Narntwinnysivven]

Get Ruffa in

 

[Billy Dean]

I’m not Dyche’s biggest fan at all but everything he described there is what we haven’t done

 

[ForeverBlue92]

In our position he's exactly what we need.

I want Poch or Tuchel but doubt either will take us on barring a big takeover.

 

[riddick]

I like how we literally have no idea of a single manager that could help us. In the middle of a transfer window.