Lampard Issue? (5 Viewers)

nunchuckas

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Load of bollocks 😂 you don’t bring somebody in and just give them a game the next day, and see how it goes 😂
But on the other hand, you sack Robins 2 days before Sunderland away and see it how it goes, rather than waiting until after that game when there's a 2 week break...
 

lord_garrincha

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I think the reason for the delay is to allow the fans to express their love & affection for Gus Hamer... I know I will be applauding like mad when he scores the 3rd of his hat trick!
 

quinn1971

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But on the other hand, you sack Robins 2 days before Sunderland away and see it how it goes, rather than waiting until after that game when there's a 2 week break...
not quite the same is it, he was getting sacked at some point and the interim normally knows the set up and players, it’s not that different, every new manager/coach gets a few days before a game and they’re always “ in the stands “ for one game, it’ll be after the Burnley game, or maybe even later, which makes perfect sense
 

nunchuckas

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Does anyone agree with the timing for Mark? Think most disagree with the sacking but we are where we are.
Well the same man is making the decision on the appointment, so there shouldn't be any reason to delay the announcement (other than protecting Lampard) the short notice before a game shouldn't be a problem!
 

nunchuckas

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not quite the same is it, he was getting sacked at some point and the interim normally knows the set up and players, it’s not that different, every new manager/coach gets a few days before a game and they’re always “ in the stands “ for one game, it’ll be after the Burnley game, or maybe even later, which makes perfect sense
No, I agree, it's not the same. King was frit scared we were going to go on our usual run from November onwards, so panicked and desperately sacked him after the Derby game in case we battered Sunderland in true CCFC style.

No other reason to do it 2 days before a game when there's a break coming up.
 

Sky Blue Goblin

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Well the same man is making the decision on the appointment, so there shouldn't be any reasonb to delay the announcement (other than protecting Lampard) the short notice before a game shouldn't be a problem!
Difference in a manager leaving and one joining tho. Caretakers work with the squad and know the lads.

Joining one needs time especially without preseason. You’d be throwing him to the wolves for no other reason than to do it
 

nunchuckas

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Difference in a manager leaving and one joining tho. Caretakers work with the squad and know the lads.

Joining one needs time especially without preseason. You’d be throwing him to the wolves for no other reason than to do it
Waiting 2 days until the international break would be better though?
 

quinn1971

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No, I agree, it's not the same. King was frit scared we were going to go on our usual run from November onwards, so desperately sacked him after the Derby game in case we battered Sunderland in true CCFC style.
i Don’t think that teams capable of going on a run this Season, unless the new gaffer can work miracles or gets some major help in January its a mid table season, but after the last 2 seasons I’d of taken that with robins, obviously Doug wasn’t willing to
 

nunchuckas

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i Don’t think that teams capable of going on a run this Season, unless the new gaffer can work miracles or gets some major help in January its a mid table season, but after the last 2 seasons I’d of taken that with robins, obviously Doug wasn’t willing to
We'll never know, the Middlesbrough win felt like that switch had been flicked, and it's typical Cov to lose against Derby and beat Sunderland to win 3 out of 4. There certainly would have been no harm in waiting. King was clearly desperate to do this. Personally, Robins is allowed a midtable season after 7 years of being consistently brilliant, even Fergie had the odd rebuild season where they didn't win much.

Doug could have at least given him until Christmas and if the usual good run didn't materialse, it would have been a lot more palatable for him to sack him.
 

quinn1971

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I’d of thought Edward’s would have gone before robins, they look really in trouble, whatever you think of Doug he’s got some bollocks on him, he’s put his neck on the line and he knows it, could be a genius move, try not to think about if he’s totally fucked up the last 7 years it’s taken robins to give us our club back, could do a lot worse than Lampard
 

ccfc1234

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not quite the same is it, he was getting sacked at some point and the interim normally knows the set up and players, it’s not that different, every new manager/coach gets a few days before a game and they’re always “ in the stands “ for one game, it’ll be after the Burnley game, or maybe even later, which makes perfect sense
How long does it take to recruit an out of work manager that you were in talks with 2 weeks ago?

Surely if Doug is serious about getting out of this league he would not be waiting until 'after Burnley, or even later' to hand the reigns to transformational manager Lampard? Doug also said many many times at the forum that we 'Have a top 6 or higher deck' so why wait to put your top choice manager in the dugout and in charge of your investment in favour of a coach you publicly said was 'with the greatest respect' not at the level, surely the next couple of games were a free hit?
 

nunchuckas

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I’d of thought Edward’s would have gone before robins, they look really in trouble, whatever you think of Doug he’s got some bollocks on him, he’s put his neck on the line and he knows it, could be a genius move, try not to think about if he’s totally fucked up the last 7 years it’s taken robins to give us our club back, could do a lot worse than Lampard
I really hope you're right, but it can't help like feeling like a return to the madness/normality of the managerial merry-go-round and lunatic owner days. Hope I'm wrong, but Doug has outed himself as either another nutjob or an unexpected football genius. If/when Lampard is finally appointed, I won't agree with the decision, but I'll still support the team and hope to be proven wrong, I am just very concerned about the direction we're going in based on what I saw supporting this club before Robins.
 
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quinn1971

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How long does it take to recruit an out of work manager that you were in talks with 2 weeks ago?

Surely if Doug is serious about getting out of this league he would not be waiting until 'after Burnley, or even later' to hand the reigns to transformational manager Lampard? Doug also said many many times at the forum that we 'Have a top 6 or higher deck' so why wait to put your top choice manager in the dugout and in charge of your investment in favour of a coach you publicly said was 'with the greatest respect' not at the level, surely the next couple of games were a free hit?
Think youv’e nailed the problem there “ Doug says we have a top six or higher deck, I don’t know anyone who honestly thinks that, quicker we get a director of football in the better, great businessman but leave the football side to the football people, he said he wasn’t going to rush to bring someone in and he isn’t ? cant just put together a new coach and coaching staff and contracts in a week, that’s if lampards actually agreed to what we’re offering ?
 

ccfc1234

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Think youv’e nailed the problem there “ Doug says we have a top six or higher deck, I don’t know anyone who honestly thinks that, quicker we get a director of football in the better, great businessman but leave the football side to the football people, he said he wasn’t going to rush to bring someone in and he isn’t ? cant just put together a new coach and coaching staff and contracts in a week, that’s if lampards actually agreed to what we’re offering ?
Austin our recruitment lead who is on the panel for recruitment said it too, which makes sense given he built 'Dougs deck'.

It's been 2 weeks and in all honesty when I heard about Robins going before the international break I thought it was almost a given we would not be managerless 2 weeks later.

Doug is currently in no man's land at CCFC. He has made a sizeable section of the fan base doubt his judgement and a smaller number who want him out for shi$$ing on Mark Robins legacy seemingly without a shred of loyalty or recognition for the success we have had since Doug has been at the club let alone the last 7 year's.

Personally I will support whoever comes in and I want this state of limbo to end. But I respect people in power who have values of honesty, integrity and accountability and I think Doug's disingenuous reasoning for sacking Mark suggests he is lacking a few of those.
 

quinn1971

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same here, whoever comes in ( and they’ve got some bollocks as well, replacing robins ) deserves for everyone to get behind him, just don’t see anyone who can turn us into a top 6 this season, praying He’s done the right thing and found the right person,
 

Mucca Mad Boys

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This is where maybe delaying it till after Sheffield is a clever play.

It’s not Franks fault and he shouldn’t be judge for the owners decision
He’s not been hired, if the last interview was yesterday, the new manager wouldn’t be appointed today and take charge immediately. The players and coaches would be prepping for this game and Burnley already. Even if the new manager was hired this weekend, it’s probably best to have Rhys Carr take both matches.
 

Sky Blue Goblin

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He’s not been hired, if the last interview was yesterday, the new manager wouldn’t be appointed today and take charge immediately. The players and coaches would be prepping for this game and Burnley already. Even if the new manager was hired this weekend, it’s probably best to have Rhys Carr take both matches.
Taking the football insider page at face value but your right. Think to let him come in and observe for the next two would be how h would do it
 

fatso

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With Lampard you have to ask why has no club been in for him in the last year he’s been out of work
Tbf we don't know what options he may have had.

Maybe he's been waiting for the right club, one that is currently underachieving, and has a decent squad that could quickly be turned into promotion contenders.
 

shmmeee

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You have to ask why he’s willing to step down as you say, and why step down to us.

Sunderland, Burnley, Sheffield United, West Brom, Norwich have all looked for managers since he’s been out of work and none of them have gone for him.

He needs us far more than we need him. As Allerdyce said if he fucks up again he probably won’t get another job.
 

Wyken Sky Blue

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The skybet next manager bet has gone on the sky blues. So they reckon its lampard.

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