Who should replace Frank Lampard?

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Bielsa might be only option that could provide a shot of adrenaline to this side. Mix up the training regime, and really change the the character of players.
That’s if the team has the character to embrace it
 
Moyes for me. I think we are as bad as when he came first time. The defence looks like something he can work with and he’ll set up and make us competitive at least. Knows the club, works well with Bill, operates on a shoestring. Personally, Thelwell should go too, Maupay and McNeil are sacking offences, utter incompetence. Let Moyes build us back. Think he would stay if we did go down. Appreciate he’s not a sexy option and we’ve been here before.

Bit worried Poch is vanity. Not sure he has the stomach for it, has he ever managed such an awful squad? If we went down, I’m also sure he’d run for the hills. But I’d be intrigued to see what he would do, but this is no time for hypothetical experiments.

But really, I’d take anybody on the list, we need a change. I hoped it would work out and dele was worth the risk, and it isn’t his sole fault we’ve been left toothless. Just don’t understand how we’ve gone from smashing Palace to this? Feels like a bad dream and Frank looks like he’s having a nightmare, time to save him from himself.
 

Make feelings known about dire performance yesterday (and rightly so) but shout down those who are 10 steps ahead and know the real problem lies with those at the top and try to do something about it. In fact many applaud the fat toad and his sycophants when they appear on the screen. God bless evertonians. Blue bill must be having a great laugh at the inept support that’s comparable to the inept board
 
Vitorfor me. The fans choice didn’t work. Let’s go with Mosh’s choice. He may be a money grabbing so and so, but so was Carlo and Allardyce and we got our best positions for years under them with worse teams than this one.
 
Bigduke1234 said:
Moyes for me. I think we are as bad as when he came first time. The defence looks like something he can work with and he’ll set up and make us competitive at least. Knows the club, works well with Bill, operates on a shoestring. Personally, Thelwell should go too, Maupay and McNeil are sacking offences, utter incompetence. Let Moyes build us back. Think he would stay if we did go down. Appreciate he’s not a sexy option and we’ve been here before.

Bit worried Poch is vanity. Not sure he has the stomach for it, has he ever managed such an awful squad? If we went down, I’m also sure he’d run for the hills. But I’d be intrigued to see what he would do, but this is no time for hypothetical experiments.

But really, I’d take anybody on the list, we need a change. I hoped it would work out and dele was worth the risk, and it isn’t his sole fault we’ve been left toothless. Just don’t understand how we’ve gone from smashing Palace to this? Feels like a bad dream and Frank looks like he’s having a nightmare, time to save him from himself.
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Yeah. It’s strange, ain’t it? Makes me wonder if there’s part of the picture missing from public view.
 

The same conundrum comes around again.

A manager equipped with the skills to steer us clear of relegation won't necessarily have the skillset to do a little better than that come the following season.

But we'd have to seek out the best candidate regardless.

Thing is, the likes of Tuchel or Pochettino are not realistic.

We are back then to a choice between someone like Sean Dyche and whomever is the Vitor Pereira equivalent this time around.

Martinez, although I like him, is neither here nor there in our current state. He'd be quickly overwhelmed I fear though it would be interesting to see what forward options he could bring in if he had time and some money.

I would not be averse to Dyche getting the job at this point.
 

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