Oh I wanted him gone after 0 games.
Yes.There are been a couple of others but can’t be arsed to find them.
We play 8 matches in the league before the end of Feb.Ridiculous some people wanting Lampard gone after only 9 games. It is not like he has lost all 9 games
Plus the way the fixtures have fell recently there has been little time for him and staff to have done any real coaching. It's mainly been game, recovery, prep for next game, game and repeat.
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Don't want him gone but I was always sceptical about his appointment. Think DK went for a " name" who like Rooney, Gerrard isn't that good. Would have preferred the guy at Wycombe, or even Walsall , or someone in the mould of the Shef Wed manager.I'm going to stick my neck out Shmmeee and say that's two of us.
I thought it was a poor appointment, and still do, more for Doug's ego to have a marquee appointment than someone who is actually going to move us forward in the manner we have been for several seasons.
We are undoubtedly poor, and remain so, which I would have expected would have changed with Lampard's introduction. Something should have changed, but it hasn't, and if it doesn't soon we are going to be in serious trouble come May.
Lol you know you are probably correct.Let's face it, if we got the guy from Wycombe people would be fuming about "no ambition".
That's still more time to train, December to Jan is always the most congested time of year for fixtures.We play 8 matches in the league before the end of Feb.
Do we excuse the next 8 because there's little time to coach them again?
In that 8 match run, 7 are above us in the league. 2 are legitimately in play-off contention, with 2 others having an outside sniff. We also play top of the league.
Does anybody have any faith that Frank Lampard and his coaching team are getting any results in that lot?
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I hope you're right, but I see nothing on the pitch that suggests we are about to click.That's still more time to train, December to Jan is always the most congested time of year for fixtures.
I'm reasonably confident we'll get results.
We'll be a completely different side when EMC and Wright are back.I hope you're right, but I see nothing on the pitch that suggests we are about to click.
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How do we get EMC and Wright on together?We'll be a completely different side when EMC and Wright are back.
The 6 games under Lampard where EMC was available our underlying stats were incredible and we were unlucky not to get more points (cheers Brad).
EMC left, Wright central. But just having either on the pitch is a massive boost.How do we get EMC and Wright on together?
I know our stats, but they're not different to MR and we played the weakest teams in the division.
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Is scoring 2 relatively long range goals in one match really falling off a cliff?I think people are looking for positives that aren't really there.
Sheaf has been up & down all season (more down than up unfortunately) but Eccles has only fallen off a cliff since Lampard came in.
We also actually have less successful crosses per game now than we did before Lampard.
We scored goals from crosses to the back post vs Everton in pre-season & vs Oxford, Middlesbrough & Sunderland pre Lampard & missed countless other opportunities from that position too (EMC particularly guilty), it was always a part of our gameplan this season.
I don't think that you can rely on games where Lampard had players available and compare to the start of the season. That skews things in an arguments favour.EMC left, Wright central. But just having either on the pitch is a massive boost.
They're significantly different to MR, MR avg xG 1.46, xGA 1.08. Lampard (with EMC) xG 2.22, xGA 0.83. Lampard Overall xG 1.90, xGA 0.97
Even when you include the games missing EMC his stats are much better than Robins though?I don't think that you can rely on games where Lampard had players available and compare to the start of the season. That skews things in an arguments favour.
I also think you have to apply logic to those stats, they're a guide and not gospel.
We've played the worst teams in the division under Lampard.
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He's been getting jobs because of his name , otherwise he'd probably be lucky to get a job as assistant manager at Southend Utd.A quote on vblog I'm just watching that has FL as 5 th worst manager under the title of 7 th Great footballers who are awful managers ( HITC Sevens on YouTube.)I hope you're right, but I see nothing on the pitch that suggests we are about to click.
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I hope you're right, but I see nothing on the pitch that suggests we are about to click.
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1 good game in 9 (against the poorest opposition we've ever played at this level). He's gone from being out most consistent player to not even a guaranteed starter & when he has played he's been poor with the exception of that game vs Plymouth.Is scoring 2 relatively long range goals in one match really falling off a cliff?
We weren’t clicking before - I don’t think Man U will be sacking their manager do you?
We play 8 matches in the league before the end of Feb.
Do we excuse the next 8 because there's little time to coach them again?
In that 8 match run, 7 are above us in the league. 2 are legitimately in play-off contention, with 2 others having an outside sniff. We also play top of the league.
Does anybody have any faith that Frank Lampard and his coaching team are getting any results in that lot?
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All sacking managers after 9 games does is make you look a laughing stock.
Id argue we passed that rubicon nine games ago.
Didn’t have us turning into Watford on my bingo cardId argue we passed that rubicon nine games ago.
Didn’t have us turning into Watford on my bingo card
Let's not compound it then.
No but the argument would be, let’s say Plymouth sign Steven Schumical and he starts ok, they then sack him.Not comparing the managerial quality, but would anyone have laughed at Plymouth for getting rid of Rooney earlier?
Not comparing the managerial quality, but would anyone have laughed at Plymouth for getting rid of Rooney earlier?
No but the argument would be, let’s say Plymouth sign Steven Schumical and he starts ok, they then sack him.
I mean I think it’s okay but each his own. The problem your just compounding costs where in reality is there any manager who could have the direct impact on this group with the confidence in the gutter.He’s a manager though and we haven’t started OK. We’ve started poorly.
Let's face it, if we got the guy from Wycombe people would be fuming about "no ambition".
Let's face it, if we got the guy from Wycombe people would be fuming about "no ambition".
To be fair how long has Matt been managing at Wycombe? Under the impression he’s only been managed for one and half years.Some would. Not me personally. I wanted a proper up and coming manager who had already cut his teeth. Lampard wasn’t ambitious IMO, he was sat on the scrap pile until we rescued him.
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