RedAsABeetroot
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Nice to see Everton lulling Brighton into a false sense of security before their FA cup tie.
Time up for Lampard?
- Thread starter BoroFur
- Start date
timetoretire
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Step forward, Chris Wilder.
ForssAwakens
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I said back in april both lampard an Everton made the wrong choice
ForssAwakens
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Surprised em he outlasted gerrard mind
Ex Footy Legs
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Good to see Brighton getting all their goals in one game…guaranteed to struggle to score in the next game whoever they play 
How is Scott Parker 16/1 he's just got a job
changingman
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Lampard is a poor manager and the wrong choice for Everton.
Rooney would be an even worse one mind.
Rooney would be an even worse one mind.
LowMoorBoro
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They’ve spent so much money over the years and achieved relatively little, some of their transfers have been awful. Manager after manager has failed there.
Norman_Conquest
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This was taken from It's a Grand Old Team forum and was from November 22. I wonder if the other is Wilder?
www.grandoldteam.com
Who should replace Frank Lampard
Ange Postecoglu
Votes: 48 12.1%Mauricio Pochettino
Votes: 147 37.1%Brendan Rodgers
Votes: 6 1.5%Scott Parker
Votes: 4 1.0%David Moyes
Votes: 48 12.1%Sean Dyche
Votes: 57 14.4%Duncan Ferguson
Votes: 15 3.8%Vitor Pereira
Votes: 20 .5%Marcelo Bielsa
Votes: 17 4.3%Roberto Martinez
Votes: 15 3.8%Other
Votes: 37 9.3%
Who should replace Frank Lampard?
Let's bin the other thread and have the discussion here.......... Poll attached
Norman_Conquest
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The last couple of pages on that web site is quality. It is like reading some of the entitled folk on here. 
BoroMart
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Dyche is the one they should go for, but I wouldn't be surprised for them to do something dumb like give it to Rooney.
Relegation would be ruinous to the. They've run up 372m of losses in the last 3 seasons alone, with the new stadium due to come on line next season, the running costs and debt to service it's building would be enormous.
They're also lumbered with some poor players on huge contracts, and I don't think they've got many assets that you would class as highly desired that would fetch big fees.
Relegation would be ruinous to the. They've run up 372m of losses in the last 3 seasons alone, with the new stadium due to come on line next season, the running costs and debt to service it's building would be enormous.
They're also lumbered with some poor players on huge contracts, and I don't think they've got many assets that you would class as highly desired that would fetch big fees.
Expat Smoggie
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I’m sure Dyche will get the call
Canyoudigit
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Steven Gerrard would be comedy gold
ForssAwakens
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Why?
Ex Footy Legs
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Because what experience or any kind of evidence to the contrary is available to suggest a Rooney appointment would be nothing short of a disaster ?
ForssAwakens
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He actually did a good at derby. Yes took them down but was able to get his team to perform in rough circumstances. This almost feels the same in some respects.
What points to it being a disaster
I mean weren’t you anti carrick and said this wasn’t a time for a rookie?
atypical_boro
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That derby side bad no pressure on it. Relegation was accepted at the start of the season. Putting a few good wins together is a bit easier when the fans have accepted your fate.
This Everton side will be under a LOT of pressure. It’s a totally different job imho. Not least because his relationship with Evertonians is sketchy at best.
Didn’t he do rubbish at DC Utd too?