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Kev The Rat
Player Valuation: £70m
It’s got to be Lampard for me if it’s between him and Rooney.
Irrespective of the fact that he’s had difficulties to contend with at Derby, some of Rooney’s run of results have been utterly shocking reading.
Reassured by the fact that Lampard has managed at the highest level as well.
Irrespective of the fact that he’s had difficulties to contend with at Derby, some of Rooney’s run of results have been utterly shocking reading.
Reassured by the fact that Lampard has managed at the highest level as well.
Anyone wanting Lampard is clearly a Tory.
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Lampard confirms his place on the right wing
Chelsea midfielder Frank Lampard has revealed he is a Tory who would love David Cameron to win the next election
MACCA75
Player Valuation: £70m
Any of the others are an improvement.
That's why I say give it to Kovac and just let him have at it. 50 years old, managed one of the biggest clubs in world football, had great success at a smaller sized club etc.
Sake with the timing Kev.
2 of them are proven failures at Everton, 2 have never managed Everton and one has managed 4 games and lost 1 on pens.
LeeCarsley
Player Valuation: £8m
Kovac will never come here, Duncan and Rooney are the men for the job, we need Goodison to be rocking weekly and to put some fire and thunder for this club in the players bodies.
Anyone wanting Lampard is clearly a Tory.
Lampard confirms his place on the right wing
Chelsea midfielder Frank Lampard has revealed he is a Tory who would love David Cameron to win the next election
toffeeblue9
Player Valuation: £35m
I'm incredibly sceptical about Lampard.
He did fine with a Derby team that was expected to challenge for promotion (albeit the previous manager actually got more points than him).
He then got parachuted into the Chelsea job for a period where there was a transfer ban and fan expectation, plus the fact he's a club legend was going to get him some leeway. He did ok, they scraped 4th I think? Just about the minimum acceptable performance for them.
He then bombed the following season and a proper manager comes in, immediately turns it around and wins the Champions League, which gives you an indication of the strength of squad Lampard actually had.
The Rooney situation is the opposite. He's got a dreadful Derby team and his win % is awful, but that's to be expected. He's only managed 60 odd games so far and this season against the odds he is doing something special with them (they're outperforming their xG by a lot).
You're talking about one manager with 2 and a half years experience who, at best, has just about met expectation levels and another manager with just over one season under his belt who in terms of pure results hasn't done a great deal (but context needed).
Both are massive, massive punts. I don't want Duncan as manager, but he really doesn't seem like much more of a gamble than those two.
I'm genuinely surprised this is the route we are going down, because if we get this appointment wrong, we really might end up looking at relegation
He did fine with a Derby team that was expected to challenge for promotion (albeit the previous manager actually got more points than him).
He then got parachuted into the Chelsea job for a period where there was a transfer ban and fan expectation, plus the fact he's a club legend was going to get him some leeway. He did ok, they scraped 4th I think? Just about the minimum acceptable performance for them.
He then bombed the following season and a proper manager comes in, immediately turns it around and wins the Champions League, which gives you an indication of the strength of squad Lampard actually had.
The Rooney situation is the opposite. He's got a dreadful Derby team and his win % is awful, but that's to be expected. He's only managed 60 odd games so far and this season against the odds he is doing something special with them (they're outperforming their xG by a lot).
You're talking about one manager with 2 and a half years experience who, at best, has just about met expectation levels and another manager with just over one season under his belt who in terms of pure results hasn't done a great deal (but context needed).
Both are massive, massive punts. I don't want Duncan as manager, but he really doesn't seem like much more of a gamble than those two.
I'm genuinely surprised this is the route we are going down, because if we get this appointment wrong, we really might end up looking at relegation
Frank Lampard hails Trump effect for boosting interests in politics
Former England and Chelsea footballer Frank Lampard today hailed the Donald Trump effect for boosting interest in politics among young people.
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Kev The Rat
Player Valuation: £70m
You’re all over the place mate. You want Benitez or Mourinho and you expect to be taken seriously.
Sake lolFrank Lampard hails Trump effect for boosting interests in politics
Former England and Chelsea footballer Frank Lampard today hailed the Donald Trump effect for boosting interest in politics among young people.
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CielosGrises
Player Valuation: £25m
Anyone wanting Lampard is clearly a Tory.
Lampard confirms his place on the right wing
Chelsea midfielder Frank Lampard has revealed he is a Tory who would love David Cameron to win the next election
I thought he played attacking midfield ?
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