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Everton have sacked manager Frank Lampard after less than a year in charge at Goodison Park.
Defeat at fellow strugglers West Ham United on Saturday was Everton's ninth loss in 12 Premier League games.
They are second from bottom of the table with 15 points from 20 matches, above Southampton on goal difference.
Former England midfielder Lampard, 44, replaced Rafael Benitez in January 2022 with the team 16th in the table and helped Everton avoid relegation.
Everton are now looking for their sixth permanent manager in five years.
No surprise, think he probably needs a break from managing.
Cherie
23-01-2023, 04:49 PM
He had a good break after Chelsea I think he might be a better Championship Manager or maybe a team not vying for top 10
Steve and Frank to be the new Saint and Greavesy? :amazed:
Mystic Mock
23-01-2023, 05:48 PM
His gonna be our next Manager I just know it.
Crimson Dynamo
23-01-2023, 05:50 PM
His gonna be our next Manager I just know it.
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begs to differ
Mystic Mock
23-01-2023, 09:19 PM
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begs to differ
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If we go down then there still won't be any English club that have played more seasons in the English top division than us.
We'll still be the biggest and best club in the country. That you can't take away.
I want either Ferguson or Rooney. Or even both.
We need someone in there that knows what it means and takes to pull on the famous Blue shirt. And not be a yes man to the money men.
Failing that, I'd have Moyes back.
Slim Reaper would usually be on here gloating, but those Liverpool fans are always quiet if they're not doing so good. Not as loyal as the Evertonian's.
Crimson Dynamo
23-01-2023, 10:20 PM
Big Dunc and Rooney
Big Dunc and RooneyA match made in Heaven
Ferguson when he took over briefly. Look how real a person the man is. Look how much love and respect there is between himself and the Evertonian's.
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The Slim Reaper
23-01-2023, 10:46 PM
Slim Reaper would usually be on here gloating, but those Liverpool fans are always quiet if they're not doing so good. Not as loyal as the Evertonian's.
Posted this on your wall 2 weeks ago, and you know we were sh1t then, too. :laugh:
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The best time to mock everton is when there is a bit of hope, but at the moment it would be like kicking a kid out of a wheelchair, and not even i can bring myself to do that. Still holding out hope that you can finish 4th from bottom.
Big Sam letting everyone know that Big Dunc is prepared and ready. Which means our board will probably go for someone else who isn't prepared to put his life into Everton football club like Big Dunc would.
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Mystic Mock
24-01-2023, 05:19 AM
Whoever gets the gig will have a tough task on their hands.
They will go for someone that will be cheap, like Duncan, but they need a clear out, top to bottom if they want to make progress
The Slim Reaper
24-01-2023, 10:24 AM
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The Slim Reaper
24-01-2023, 10:27 AM
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Cherie
24-01-2023, 10:44 AM
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:joker: at least he can take the piss
Crimson Dynamo
24-01-2023, 11:22 AM
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Everton will continue talks with Marcelo Bielsa about becoming their new manager but will also consider appointing their former boss Sam Allardyce.
The gift that keeps on giving :joker:
Everton will continue talks with Marcelo Bielsa about becoming their new manager but will also consider appointing their former boss Sam Allardyce.
The gift that keeps on giving :joker:
How can Bielsa save Everton when he takes ages to get each squad to understand then employ his tactics !?
He has no time unless they are expecting to go down with him and staying up would be a bonus ?
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The Slim Reaper
25-01-2023, 09:48 PM
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Sean Dyche is expected to be named as Everton's new manager, succeeding the sacked Frank Lampard.
Dyche and former Leeds United manager Marcelo Bielsa were the two main contenders after holding talks with Everton's hierarchy.
Bielsa was initially understood to be the favoured choice of owner Farhad Moshiri but the former Burnley boss is now in pole position.
The Toffees want their new manager in place before the weekend.
Bielsa, 67, expressed reservations about taking over in mid-season and whether the squad would fit his high-intensity and physically demanding style.
There were also doubts over the expensive package his appointment would require.
Talks did not bring any resolution, leaving Dyche as the front-runner, although it remains to be seen what agreement will be reached on length of contract, with the 51-year-old unlikely to simply want a short-term deal.
Everton are next in action on 4 February, when they host Premier League leaders Arsenal at Goodison Park.
Dyche also impressed Everton and the manager sacked by Burnley now looks certain to be given the task of rescuing their troubled season.
Lampard was dismissed with the Toffees lying 19th in the Premier League table with only 15 points from 20 games.
In a decade at Burnley, Dyche guided the Clarets to two promotions from the Championship and two top-half Premier League finishes.
Dyche also helped Burnley achieve their first European qualification in 51 years after leading them to seventh place in the top flight in 2017-18.
Moshiri will be making his seventh managerial appointment since buying into the club in February 2016.
Missed out on their main target Big Dunc to the mighty Forest Green
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