The seasons over for Chelsea now so I doubt it but who knows I guess!What’s the chance he gets the sack if they lose another couple?
Him or Brendan.Despite tonight's result I think he's going to be a top manager. I could see him at City after Pep.
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Nah, they're not getting Champions League and they're not getting relegated. They'll just suck it up this season whilst they take time to get the 'right' appointment for next season. The only thing that would force their hand is a fan revolt.What’s the chance he gets the sack if they lose another couple?
Any caftard would do better, tbf.LLLL
Scored: 1
Conceded: 7
And by then it was already 1-0 MadridHe started the game 2 nil down, and didn't bring on an actual goalscorer until there were just 25 minutes left.
He is to football mangement what eddie the eagle was to ski jumping.
Taking a bad version of United and making them immeasurably worse sounds like a really terrible way to ruin something you love though! You’d just spend every day doubting yourself, taking criticism from people who want to support you but can’t, knowing it’s all going to end soon with no expectation of things getting better. If he continues this way it’ll absolutely wreck him, I reckon.Presumably because he loves the club and was absolutely NEVER going to get the chance to manage a top-level club again?
I would (hypothetically of course) say yes to managing United no matter how bad they were.
ObviouslyWould Sean Dyche have done a better job?
zero itd be pointless . because the new manager [nagelsman probably] wont come until may, might as well let him see it outWhat’s the chance he gets the sack if they lose another couple?
"not his fault he's got 30 players"The media backing Lampard still gets is hilarious.
Hasselbaink or any ex-Chelsea currently coaching could have taken the temp interim job and done a better job.Would Sean Dyche have done a better job?
@SilentWitness will just put it down to lack of luck or bad career decisionsI think even the most deluded Chelsea supporter will now admit that Lampard isn't a football manager, a head coach or whatever.
He's best off just enjoying his millions/retirement after this stint, surely? Maybe he could write a (cook) book?
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Really puts Palace in a bad light (the 0-3 win Everton got)I think even the most deluded Chelsea supporter will now admit that Lampard isn't a football manager, a head coach or whatever.
He's best off just enjoying his millions/retirement after this stint, surely? Maybe he could write a (cook) book?
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Technically they aren't his first four games in charge as it's his second stint.Tweet
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