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Match Thread Coventry City - Sunderland Match Thread - Saturday 15th Mar (1 Viewer)

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David O'Day

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  • Mar 18, 2025
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Brighton Sky Blue said:
Depending on exactly how the season finishes I'd be surprised if Lampard is still here, I strongly suspect he'll get an opportunity in the top flight if we aren't promoted.
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nah, he's not going to take it unless it's somewhere he can be successful. If he leaves and fails again he's effectively killed his chance of being a top flight manager again. He's too smart for that and the only reason he bailed on Derby so early was because it was Chelsea that came calling.
 
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Brighton Sky Blue

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David O'Day said:
nah, he's not going to take it unless it's somewhere he can be successful. If he leaves and fails again he's effectively killed his chance of being a top flight manager again. He's too smart for that and the only reason he bailed on Derby so early was because it was Chelsea that came calling.
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Chelsea might well do so given how Enzo has flapped the season.
 

Mucca Mad Boys

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  • Mar 18, 2025
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Brighton Sky Blue said:
Depending on exactly how the season finishes I'd be surprised if Lampard is still here, I strongly suspect he'll get an opportunity in the top flight if we aren't promoted.
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It’d too soon for him imo. He’s got a good thing going here and deep down, he probably regrets leaving Derby prematurely where he could’ve built something great.

He needs to rebuild his reputation and a promotion with us is the start of this. If he can get us up and keep us up like Howe did for Bournemouth, he’ll be taken a lot more seriously by Prem teams. Otherwise, he risks going back into the managerial merry-go-round.
 
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Brighton Sky Blue

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Mucca Mad Boys said:
It’d too soon for him imo. He’s got a good thing going here and deep down, he probably regrets leaving Derby prematurely where he could’ve built something great.

He needs to rebuild his reputation and a promotion with us is the start of this. If he can get us up and keep us up like Howe did for Bournemouth, he’ll be taken a lot more seriously by Prem teams. Otherwise, he risks going back into the managerial merry-go-round.
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Perhaps, I just look at his career so far and it consists of a strong first season followed by struggles in the second.
 

Lamps

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Brighton Sky Blue said:
Depending on exactly how the season finishes I'd be surprised if Lampard is still here, I strongly suspect he'll get an opportunity in the top flight if we aren't promoted.
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I'd be surprised if he wasn't with us whatever happens.

He didn't have an easy job with his precious posts. But he didn't achieve anything that would make a better Prem side sack their manager for and take him on. I don't think he would leave what he has going with us for a bottom Prem side. He has an excellent chance of being a success with us.
 
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Brighton Sky Blue

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Lamps said:
I'd be surprised if he wasn't with us whatever happens.

He didn't have an easy job with his precious posts. But he didn't achieve anything that would make a better Prem side sack their manager for and take him on. I don't think he would leave what he has going with us for a bottom Prem side. He has an excellent chance of being a success with us.
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I wouldn't expect a club to sack their manager specifically to hire him (wait what), but there's always managerial opportunities coming up and while his stock's higher, who knows.
 

Mucca Mad Boys

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Brighton Sky Blue said:
Perhaps, I just look at his career so far and it consists of a strong first season followed by struggles in the second.
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To be fair, he harshly treated at Chelsea first time around, they were top at Xmas and after they wobbled they dumped him for Tuchel. He was used by Chelsea.

With Everton, it’s a tough one because even Dyche struggled after a while and it’s taken a club legend in David Moyes to get Everton moving in the right direction.

Lampard is well poised to do some top work with us and building his reputation back up. Ipswich struggling this season has done McKenna’s reputation no harm.
 
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Lamps

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Brighton Sky Blue said:
Perhaps, I just look at his career so far and it consists of a strong first season followed by struggles in the second.
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Or he has only been able to go so far on what he has been given.

It's why I can't see him leaving us just yet whatever happens. And he is still unproven in the Prem. Championship sides would love to have him as he turned us around in a very short time but we're already a strong Championship side. We have young players that are improving under him and an owner that wants to make us a success. And not many clubs have the support we do. You can see he enjoys that side. At first the players struggled to get him to join in. Now you can't stop him

He also doesn't need the money. When money isn't important doing a job you enjoy is.
 
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David O'Day

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  • Mar 18, 2025
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Brighton Sky Blue said:
Chelsea might well do so given how Enzo has flapped the season.
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nah, he's not going to Chelsea next year a) not after his last spell - he'll need to be further removed from that and b) chelsea are unlikely to replace Enzo who they picked up from the championship with another championship manager even if that manager is a chelsea legend and they are far more likely to go superstar manager if they need a new manager
 

Hobo

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  • Mar 19, 2025
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He has made it clear in interviews he is not in it for the money. But he needs to work and have the competitiveness he is used too. He said having the right relationship with the club owners and sharing a vision is important.

I think he sees us as a sleeping giant with great fans and great potential. I think he will get lots of offers and be linked with every vacancy, something we will have to get used to and expect. But I don't think he will jump ship as easily as some may think.
 
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KenilworthSkyBlue

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Mucca Mad Boys said:
To be fair, he harshly treated at Chelsea first time around, they were top at Xmas and after they wobbled they dumped him for Tuchel. He was used by Chelsea.

With Everton, it’s a tough one because even Dyche struggled after a while and it’s taken a club legend in David Moyes to get Everton moving in the right direction.

Lampard is well poised to do some top work with us and building his reputation back up. Ipswich struggling this season has done McKenna’s reputation no harm.
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Everton was a poor career move by FL. It was never going to work. Always difficult going into a club that's on a downward trajectory. Robins can currently attest to that.

Dyche did OK initially but obviously it all fell apart this season. His tactics are from a time gone by though and the game has massively passed him by. I'd be surprised if he got another PL job to be honest.

At best he might be a last ditch attempt at survival appointment from a side that's recently come up.
 

PUSB-We_are_going_up

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  • Mar 19, 2025
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KenilworthSkyBlue said:
Everton was a poor career move by FL. It was never going to work. Always difficult going into a club that's on a downward trajectory. Robins can currently attest to that.

Dyche did OK initially but obviously it all fell apart this season. His tactics are from a time gone by though and the game has massively passed him by. I'd be surprised if he got another PL job to be honest.
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We said similar about Wilder in the Championship after his Watford and Middlesbrough and now he looks like he’s about to manage in the PL again after being labeller ‘finished’. I’d back Dyche to get back again it just takes the right club, can see Burnley bringing him ‘home’
 
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KenilworthSkyBlue

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PUSB-We_are_going_up said:
We said similar about Wilder in the Championship after his Watford and Middlesbrough and now he looks like he’s about to manage in the PL again after being labeller ‘finished’. I’d back Dyche to get back again it just takes the right club, can see Burnley bringing him ‘home’
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I don't think Dyche is finished, he's just not a manager an established PL club would ever consider now. Like I said the game has completely passed him by and tactically he's prehistoric.

He certainly could get a Championship job and I'd back his side to be in contention for promotion. But I can guarantee he wouldn't repeat the same feat he achieved at Burnley. The game has changed too much.
 
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ccfcchris

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  • Mar 19, 2025
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I'm guessing he is a man of honour and will want to see the job through. He doesn't need the money and you can see he's enjoying his time here.

I think we've got him for a couple of years at least.
 
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Captain Dart

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3 arrests made after match.

Arrests after Coventry City and Sunderland 'disorder' at the CBS Arena

Fans reportedly clashed at the Coventry Building Society Arena
www.coventrytelegraph.net
 
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Brighton Sky Blue

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Captain Dart said:
3 arrests made after match.

Arrests after Coventry City and Sunderland 'disorder' at the CBS Arena

Fans reportedly clashed at the Coventry Building Society Arena
www.coventrytelegraph.net
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What a stupid reason to get arrested.
 
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