Super Frank Thread

[Azul 1,615]

Where's@Puliiszola ? He called me a plastic fan for saying Lampard out two weeks ago, but he seems to have disappeared. [emoji23][emoji23]

 

 

 

 

[Jase 43,479]

1 minute ago, Azul said:

Where's[mention=17151]Puliiszola[/mention] ? He called me a plastic fan for saying Lampard out two weeks ago, but he seems to have disappeared.

[Jap Si. 50]

Frank is how you say his goose is in the cooker.

[Jase 43,479]

Where has @Tomo disappeared to? 

[NikkiCFC 7,950]

We will concede more goals than in Sarri season, won't we? 

[Blue Armour 4,278]

17 minutes ago, Jason said:

Looking back at this, this comment (not that Lampard is challenging the club) brings back memory of when Mourinho told the club that they cannot sack him because he's the best manager after losing to Southampton (IIRC) in 2015/16, only to then get sacked weeks later. It's almost as if Lampard is telling the club "I can turn this around because I've experienced this before as a player".

Clinging onto hope more like...looks like he already has his eyes on the FA cup and Fulham fixtures to try and get a rebound in form before facing off against Leicester.

Defeat to Leicester will seal it IMO,..unless he suffers another upset before that game (very possible).

[Azul 1,615]

I'm expecting to see " Sad news, but we will be parting ways with Super Frank" on Chelsea's front page tomorrow morning. If I don't see that then they're clueless as well.

We have a FA Cup week coming up which means there's a week break between now and the next Premier League game. If we get a new manager now, then he actually has enough time with the players to get started. I don't want us to be stupid and get a manager in when there's two PL games in a single week.

[Blue Armour 4,278]

Just now, Azul said:

I'm expecting to see " Sad news, but we will be parting ways with Super Frank" on Chelsea's front page tomorrow morning. If I don't see that then they're clueless as well.

We have a FA Cup week coming up which means there's a week break between now and the next Premier League game. If we get a new manager now, then he actually has enough time with the players to get started. I don't want us to be stupid and get a manager in when there's two PL games in a single week.

 

Well, based on what we've seen during the past several years at Chelsea its unlikely you will see that. Only this week have we even seen press stating that his position is under threat.

Regardless, I still think they are close to that point. Loss to Leicester will be the tipping point IMO, unless there is an upset against Fulham before that.

[Blue Armour 4,278]

Also, would be interesting to see if the club engages in any transfer activity during this window. That will be a really telling sign.

[Jase 43,479]

This.

We were atrocious against Arsenal after a free week, decent against Villa after just 1 day of rest and then back to being atrocious against Man City after another free week. And that's just an example from this past week alone. There's more if we look back over the course of Lampard's regime. 

[Supermonkey92 1,428]

I dont want Allegri. Frank has built a good squad and did great with integrating youth like James, Mount, Tammy, CHO, tomori, Gilmour etc.

Not all of those will make the squad but will fetch a pretty penny.

Pick a manager that will suit the squad.

I want the Werner's last coach

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[Pizy 18,368]

One little thing Frank mentioned in his post match interview is something that's 100% true and nobody is really mentioning it in the media. He quickly explained how comfortable all of City's players are at recieveing the ball in tight areas and dealing with the press. It's something you really notice immedietly when watching the likes of City and Liverpool compared to us. It even really stood out in both legs against Sevilla this year.

Just about every player on those sides are excellent technically and have great first touch. There's a smooth, crisp look to their passing. Meanwhile, we have FAR too many players in our team who are just poor technically. Kante, Zouma, Tammy, Werner, Azpi. And then we have others who do have qualities technically but have next to ZERO offensive output like Kova, Jorginho, Mount.

All of these problems are made worse when we have a novice manager who is clearly not able to fix these issues in training. 

We need a manager who is maniacal at working on intricate technical training. You can tell the likes of Pep and Klopp have worked endlessly  with their players to get them so calm and smooth in their play. 

[Costa19 858]

Watch Sarri as interim 

[ZaynChelsea 423]

14 minutes ago, Pizy said:

One little thing Frank mentioned in his post match interview is something that's 100% true and nobody is really mentioning it in the media. He quickly explained how comfortable all of City's players are at recieveing the ball in tight areas and dealing with the press. It's something you really notice immedietly when watching the likes of City and Liverpool compared to us. It even really stood out in both legs against Sevilla this year.

Just about every player on those sides are excellent technically and have great first touch. There's a smooth, crisp look to their passing. Meanwhile, we have FAR too many players in our team who are just poor technically. Kante, Zouma, Tammy, Werner, Azpi. And then we have others who do have qualities technically but have next to ZERO offensive output like Kova, Jorginho, Mount.

All of these problems are made worse when we have a novice manager who is clearly not able to fix these issues in training. 

We need a manager who is maniacal at working on intricate technical training. You can tell the likes of Pep and Klopp have worked endlessly  with their players to get them so calm and smooth in their play. 

Well that‘s Tuchel then. Just listen to what his former players say about his training. He even shows them which side of the foot to use for which pass.

[Henrique 9,133]

Guys, Lampard wont be sacked. Lampard was hired as part of Roman's strategy to look more "british friendly" after his UK vista woes.

Its not a coincidence that out of nowhere we started throwing young english players into the first team, even before the transfer ban. 

Just take a look at how press is covering Chelsea. Since Lampard was hired the press is full of positive bias towards Chelsea, completely opposite from what we were used since Roman bough the club 17 years ago. 

Nobody is talking about crisis, or Lampard being under pressure. 

Lampard job is as safe as safe can be.

 

 

[Jase 43,479]

Just now, Henrique said:

Nobody is talking about crisis, or Lampard being under pressure. 

Lampard job is as safe as safe can be.

LOL

[NikkiCFC 7,950]

26 minutes ago, Costa19 said:

Watch Sarri as interim 

Sarri did best in the last 4 seasons. Won EL, 3rd place and cup final. We had better defense with Kepa, Rudiger, Luiz and Alonso. I think he would do wonders with this squad. 

[Henrique 9,133]

Just now, Jason said:

LOL

Laughing after a 3-1 L.