Who should replace Frank Lampard?

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I would certainly not want pochettino as he would not be up for the fight coming off the back of a number of much better projects.

I think it will be between Moyes or Dyche. Moyes was the right choice 3 or 4 years ago but a number of yous didn't want him and made your thoughts very clear on that and the board acted accordingly.

I feel Dyche having had a break will be chomping at the bit. And I think he has proven in his managerial career that he can be the next Moyes and I think he would come into Everton with an element of excitement and wanting to prove a point. Whereas i would question if Pochettino or Moyes would have the fight needed.

Allardyce is another one worth mentioning but I wonder if he's already retired and whether he still has the hunger for management.
Sorry, I know its getting late but have I really just read 'Dyche and Excitement' in the same sentence...
 
Any fan asking for Moyes, then we might as well just fold as a club.

70 attempts that clown has had to try and beat a top 4 team away
And how many times have we done it in the 10 years since he left? One win v Man Utd (against Moyes rather than Ferguson) and a couple of wins that wouldn’t have happened in a million years if fans were in the stadium.
 


Boring football???? Haha have you actually watched us recently?
His football was fine compared to our standards
I wish I could put double thumbs up to this....

The football has never been so bad as it has been under Benitez and Lampard. Towards the end of the Moyes reign we played a decent brand of football and remember some class goals in that period, like Pienaars goal at Arsenal in the snow, Osman goal in Europe at the Gwladys Street end, not individual goals, very good team goals....

I can not believe there is posters on here saying no to Moyes then presenting a case for Dyche who plays 2 big men upfront in a rigid 4-4-2, I can`t believe it, our best manager in the Premier League era getting us to Europe and nearly the holy grail of the Champions League on a budget that Dyche had a relegation battle with every season at Burnley.

I`m not making a case for Moyes but he really doesn`t get the respect he deserves from a fanbase he did so much for, HIS SHORTCOMINGS came from an inept board that is still in place, I for one would love to go back to the days we were consistently playing in Europe and with the new stadium increasing revenue and some expensive wages coming off the books we will be in good shape very soon.

AND before anyone points to THIS SQUAD I remember the days we had to play Steve Watson upfront and David Unsworth on the left wing and we never struggled to score as we do at the moment.....
 
I wish I could put double thumbs up to this....

The football has never been so bad as it has been under Benitez and Lampard. Towards the end of the Moyes reign we played a decent brand of football and remember some class goals in that period, like Pienaars goal at Arsenal in the snow, Osman goal in Europe at the Gwladys Street end, not individual goals, very good team goals....

I can not believe there is posters on here saying no to Moyes then presenting a case for Dyche who plays 2 big men upfront in a rigid 4-4-2, I can`t believe it, our best manager in the Premier League era getting us to Europe and nearly the holy grail of the Champions League on a budget that Dyche had a relegation battle with every season at Burnley.

I`m not making a case for Moyes but he really doesn`t get the respect he deserves from a fanbase he did so much for, HIS SHORTCOMINGS came from an inept board that is still in place, I for one would love to go back to the days we were consistently playing in Europe and with the new stadium increasing revenue and some expensive wages coming off the books we will be in good shape very soon.

AND before anyone points to THIS SQUAD I remember the days we had to play Steve Watson upfront and David Unsworth on the left wing and we never struggled to score as we do at the moment.....
His shortcomings are evident right now at West Ham, he plays the same formation in every game and doesn't know how to change it, subs are far too late on in games and generally seems to have run out of ideas after badly wasting an awful lot of money in summer. Id take him over Martinez but he has some serious and very obvious limitations as a manager.
 

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