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Derby played some lovely football under Lampard. Guess who his record signing was then?

https://www.standard.co.uk/sport/football/lampard-next-coventry-city-manager-odds-b1192643.html

Robins didn’t achieve anything of note with any of the clubs before he came to us.

I get you wanted him to stay. But he’s gone. I don’t think you can say Lampard is a failure. I do agree about Bloomfield and Sheehan. Unproven and they’re not ready.

Who do you want as manager?

But what makes him a bad idea? This isn’t a Wayne Rooney appointment. The guy has reached play off final, top 4 in the prem, fa cup final, champions league, saved Everton from relegation?

The more I’ve read up and looked at Lampard it would be an interesting appointment. He’s managed in the championship and did well with a play off final, managed in the Premiership all at a young age. He finished top 4 with Chelsea and got them to the fa cup final, managed in an embargo, saved...

Once Robins starting saying our expectations are too high he went against Doug’s vision. The writing was on the wall a long time back.

He must be on a decent salary with England?

Might be if Bloomfield wins us the champions league in 5 years time

Another interesting read for you . Sounds like our type of club Harry is suggesting. https://www.football.london/premier-league/frank-lampard-job-harry-redknapp-29294662?int_source=amp_continue_reading&int_medium=amp&int_campaign=continue_reading_button#amp-readmore-target

Can’t remember. Damned if you do and damned if you don’t with Doug at the moment.

Interesting read. You could see why Doug might be tempted… https://totalfootballanalysis.com/article/frank-lampard-tactics

Confirmed in the call in the questions to Doug will not be vetted. Will be asked direct by CWR.

Doug King in midfield?

Chef at Ryton under pressure now?

I’m saying he isn’t as bad as people make out to be. Not saying I want him as first choice.

I’m not blown away by the betting list. I think it will be someone left field from abroad.

He speaks to the Brighton and Brentford peers a lot. It’s not a surprise we’ve been setting up to go down that route.