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Sick Boy

Sick Boy

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alexccfc99 said:
Jody Morris has followed him everywhere, as has Joe Edwards who had a brief stint managing Millwall last season

Can see those coming in being a pretty non-negotiable on his part

If what was posted by someone else on here about King wanting a new manager to work with what is already here then I just can't see it being Lampard
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I think it refers to the structure rather than the actual staff. We’d likely keep some of them on and get rid of a few to accommodate someone new.
 
Sick Boy

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Calista said:
People seem to have Lampard already through the door. Have I missed something, or is this just based on someone claiming he's checked into Coombe Abbey?
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If he’s actually staying there it’s a pretty good indication and his odds have shortened over the last day.
 
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clint van damme said:
Those Chelsea and Everton sides cost astronomical amounts, (I'm fairly sure the Derby one did by Championship standards), and he did fuck all with them.
Rooney may be useless, but seeing cutting about resembling a functioning alcoholic ground worker always puts,a smile on my face so at least I'd have that
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Probably been said elsewhere but to be fair to lampard both of those clubs were (are ?) dysfunctional shitshows. Many more experienced managers have failed at both

Can’t argue with the Rooney comment 😂
 
Otis

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alexccfc99 said:
I don't mind Big Sam but I think he is past his sell by date

He can't even cling to the fact he's never been relegated now - Although Leeds were a busted flush by the time they got him in
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I'm not sure he is past his sell by date. He's still on a mission to complete the quest of managing all 92 clubs in the football league and he's still got 2 or 3 clubs to go.
 
Nuskyblue

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Diogenes said:
Weird one this.

I really don't want lampard anywhere near the club, but at the same time I can see why this would be an attractive option, and it could just work.
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With you.

Initially, I was a hard no but after thinking about it I have convinced myself it may work...
 
FergieTheFinisher

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Ccfcisparks said:
Lampard has been whoring himself around for a job the last year and a half and none of the other championship teams would touch him with a barge pole.
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I’m not sure that is a fair statement. After Derby his stock was high, but In hindsight, he moved too soon to a club like Chelsea and the Everton stint didn’t do his career a lot of good either.

Truth be told he is probably a very good coach, but the big clubs will not go for him until he has properly proved himself. As Harry says , he needs to drop a league and show what he can do. It might be that the timing for us and him is spot on and we could be a really good fit, hopefully he would learn from leaving Derby too soon.

I know we moan about some of the players but we have got a really decent championship squad, and I think a good coach could unlock better performance out of them. Since the FA Cup we have been underperforming massively and really inconsistent. This suggests something was not right at Ryton, and whether the cause was MR or the one of the other theories including “soft” players, too much control from other back room elements we will probably never know, BUT we have a chance for everyone to start with a clean slate.

if Lampard comes (and he’s not my first choice), I think he could do a really good job, and I’ll certainly get behind him. I personally would have trusted Robins to get us away from the relegation zone, but I’m not blinkered to the fact there are many good managers / coaches that would do a good job for us. The club is bigger than one man and the club will go onwards and upwards. PUSB!!
 
pusbccfc

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sports.yahoo.com

Gary Lineker backs Frank Lampard as Gareth Southgate successor

Gary Lineker has backed Frank Lampard to succeed Gareth Southgate as England manager.
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Remember listening to this pod at the time. Lineker, Shearer and Richards were extremely impressed with Lampards knowledge.

I know it doesn't translate to managerial ability but Lampard is a clever, level-headed bloke who's played and managed under the highest pressure. I can't see him being phased by Coventry fans losing their heads.

Ultimately, with the outrage, we need someone who is going to be able to work under extreme pressure and anger.
 
Calista

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Otis said:
No, I don't get it.

Surely if you are looking for a coach to fit into the club structure, who has to work with the team already in place
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The dismissal statement says 'the position will be that of Head Coach working within the new structure set up by the Club over the last two years'

It's the structure, not necessarily the personnel. If whoever comes in has any kind of clout (Lampard, say) they will want to populate the structure with at least some of their own people.
 
Sky Blue Goblin

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I don’t claim to be a Itk so pinch of salt. But heard the U21 coaches will be moved back. So would imagine there’s room for a AM based on us looking at Chris Ramsey and one coach.
 
Otis

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ptr said:
Really don’t see the appeal with Carsley. Had an overpowered u21 team, fluffed his chance with senior team and has no real experience managing at club level.
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Yeah I know. Just saying out of the list that's banded about and excluding the ones we have no chance of
 
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LastGarrison said:
After a nights sleep I’m actually coming around to Lampard…………but only coz Nicky fucking Butt has been backed into 3/1 second favourite!!!
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Ifkr. Where the h*ll has that come from!?Replacing Robins with someone with no managerial experience would be the maddest thing ever.

Frank - post Chelsea (1st time) he has taken on jobs that have done him no favours so I suspect he has been more choosy of late... Would feel a very "look, I'm friends with famous people appointment" from Doug.
 
no_loyalty

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John Eustace doing a great job at Blackburn, would he leave them for us?
 
SkyBlueStallion_89

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ptr said:
Seems to get the best out of what he’s got. Motivator. Fadz can give our defenders the kick up the arse they need.
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I remember seeing a post by a Blackburn fan, it was a pic of Fadz on the sidelines barking out orders to the defenders from Eustace, he was there giving them support and guidance to see a game out, the caption was:

'I can see why Fadz was so loved by Cov fans'

We don't have that experience to manage the young lads on the pitch or an older head barking Robins orders from the sidelines , I miss Fadz and one day I hope he returns in some capacity.
 
shmmeee

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quinn1971 said:
seen Some strange comments about if it is lampard that’s not a bad CV is it ?
managed Chelsea youth team
got derby to a play off final
got Chelsea to an FA cup final and finished 4th in the premier league
kept Everton up
likes to bring academy players through
id Be happy with any manager with that record, he’s done it at the top level
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He’s not done anything but keep teams ticking along, in some cases with huge resources.
 
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