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Found this: short preamble and then comments on Lampard for the following 5-10 mins. Good listen in terms of how Lampard et al may be able to motivate the players.

Rhys Carr staying in his role.

You’re not a fan are you?

Wanted rid of Robins?

Makes sense to chill out for the time-being

Not sure this kind of comment solves anything?

It’s on Tele isn’t it? https://www.eticketing.co.uk/ccfc/EDP/Event/Index/995?position=4

https://footballleagueworld.co.uk/fresh-update-casts-doubt-on-frank-lampards-coventry-move/

https://footballleagueworld.co.uk/coventry-city-frank-lampard-derby-county-tyrique-george-mason-mount/

But what about the’ too many coaches’ mantra?

And another internet sage. https://sportscafe.in/football/articles/2024/nov/25/frank-lampard-leads-the-race-as-coventry-city-face-managerial-reset

Back to the SISU days?

He’s been there 14 matches…nobody should think he’s done a good job. His management style hasn’t gone down well at Leicester. No thanks, he’ll be a step back.

He looks like he’s just woken up at 3am

What about Tuesday’s match?

I too disagree with his sacking. He had the task of putting a management team together and fell short of that. Momentum has dropped. Then other things happen. Player’s contracts, season ticket sales etc. Another rebuild will cost Doug a bob or two.

Sheffield United manager Chris Wilder told BBC Radio Sheffield: "These are a good group of players we were up against, who are under achieving and are one of the top four or five strongest squads in the division. They've decided to turn it on. And that makes this a big point and an important...

Said the same to my son. He’s clearly confident. Needs to calm down. But Hamer had his faults when he first came as well. So a bit of coaching will iron the bad bits out.

Sky TV very biased…

That scrap yard is worth a fortune in oil.