| Lampard says he's ready for management? 08:24 - May 3 with 3315 views | jayceee |
It'd be too risky right? I always thought he was an intelligent football player - but would that translate to management?
https://www.theguardian.com/football/2018/may/03/frank-lampard-interview-we-forg
"The former Chelsea midfielder reveals the principles that guide him and says he is ready to make the move into football management a year since hanging up his boots" |  | | |  |
| Lampard says he's ready for management? on 08:38 - May 3 with 3263 views | Fixed_It |
So he's not got his Pro Licence yet? Starts in September? Hmm - probably too early for him to come here I would have thought. |  |
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| Lampard says he's ready for management? on 08:45 - May 3 with 3239 views | uefacup81 |
| Lampard says he's ready for management? on 08:38 - May 3 by Fixed_It |
So he's not got his Pro Licence yet? Starts in September? Hmm - probably too early for him to come here I would have thought. |
Is there not dispensation for those who are studying for it at the time, though?
Also, would a senior DoF help get around such issues? |  |
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| Lampard says he's ready for management? on 08:51 - May 3 with 3206 views | Scuzzer |
.....and have his Unc as a DoF? |  |
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| Lampard says he's ready for management? on 09:31 - May 3 with 3108 views | brazil1982 |
He has to start somewhere....but I'd like a "star" such as him cut his teeth in the lower leagues first. |  | | |
| Lampard says he's ready for management? on 09:50 - May 3 with 3051 views | Marshalls_Mullet |
He's got to start somewhere. |  |
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| Lampard says he's ready for management? on 09:50 - May 3 with 3054 views | Darth_Koont |
Doesn't sound as if he's really even coached yet. Personally, I think the Ipswich job is too challenging and currently the scope too wide for someone to also be learning on the job.
We've employed a manager before without any genuine coaching experience in Magilton but he was already deeply embedded in the club, and had Klug as a right-hand man and Sheepshanks to help him navigate the off-field stuff.
Lampard currently would be too much at a disadvantage, I think. |  |
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| Lampard says he's ready for management? on 09:52 - May 3 with 3039 views | Kieran_Knows |
| Lampard says he's ready for management? on 09:50 - May 3 by Marshalls_Mullet |
He's got to start somewhere. |
Nah, BB will be along any minute saying we only want him because he's FAMOUS!!!! |  |
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| Lampard says he's ready for management? on 09:57 - May 3 with 3017 views | howdonblue |
| Lampard says he's ready for management? on 09:50 - May 3 by Marshalls_Mullet |
He's got to start somewhere. |
Not right for us at this time .
Especially if uncle Harry had to be DOF
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| Lampard says he's ready for management? on 10:00 - May 3 with 3007 views | jayceee |
| Lampard says he's ready for management? on 09:50 - May 3 by Darth_Koont |
Doesn't sound as if he's really even coached yet. Personally, I think the Ipswich job is too challenging and currently the scope too wide for someone to also be learning on the job.
We've employed a manager before without any genuine coaching experience in Magilton but he was already deeply embedded in the club, and had Klug as a right-hand man and Sheepshanks to help him navigate the off-field stuff.
Lampard currently would be too much at a disadvantage, I think. |
I'm sure I'd normally agree with that - but didn't Bobby Robson become manager without experience?
Apparently Lampard has one of the highest IQ's ever tested in a footballer. I know that means next to nothing, but he's always come across as mature and intelligent. Would be a shame if he does end up becoming the next Ferguson - but with another club ;)
I would be nervous, but quietly optimistic if say he was given a year to see what he could do - of course with some expert help for off-the field responsibilities.
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/celebritynews/4940708/Frank-Lampard-has-higher- | | | |
| Lampard says he's ready for management? on 10:00 - May 3 with 3002 views | Bad_Boy_Mark |
| Lampard says he's ready for management? on 09:50 - May 3 by Darth_Koont |
Doesn't sound as if he's really even coached yet. Personally, I think the Ipswich job is too challenging and currently the scope too wide for someone to also be learning on the job.
We've employed a manager before without any genuine coaching experience in Magilton but he was already deeply embedded in the club, and had Klug as a right-hand man and Sheepshanks to help him navigate the off-field stuff.
Lampard currently would be too much at a disadvantage, I think. |
DK, you've pretty much hit the nail on the head.
Great player, level-headed guy who could become a good manager but should his first job be here? I would suggest not, for the reasons you have outlined above... |  | | |
| Lampard says he's ready for management? on 10:04 - May 3 with 2981 views | hype313 |
| Lampard says he's ready for management? on 10:00 - May 3 by jayceee |
I'm sure I'd normally agree with that - but didn't Bobby Robson become manager without experience?
Apparently Lampard has one of the highest IQ's ever tested in a footballer. I know that means next to nothing, but he's always come across as mature and intelligent. Would be a shame if he does end up becoming the next Ferguson - but with another club ;)
I would be nervous, but quietly optimistic if say he was given a year to see what he could do - of course with some expert help for off-the field responsibilities.
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/celebritynews/4940708/Frank-Lampard-has-higher- |
Robson was at Fulham before here. |  |
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| Lampard says he's ready for management? on 10:06 - May 3 with 2974 views | hype313 |
| Lampard says he's ready for management? on 09:50 - May 3 by Darth_Koont |
Doesn't sound as if he's really even coached yet. Personally, I think the Ipswich job is too challenging and currently the scope too wide for someone to also be learning on the job.
We've employed a manager before without any genuine coaching experience in Magilton but he was already deeply embedded in the club, and had Klug as a right-hand man and Sheepshanks to help him navigate the off-field stuff.
Lampard currently would be too much at a disadvantage, I think. |
I agree with that, this role is going to be extremely challenging for anyone, but someone without experience it really would become a tall order.
I've no doubt the Lampard will become a manager one day but where we are right now, I Just don't think he would be the right fit for us.
Also, it must grate people like Hurst who have earned their stripes at the lower leagues to get overlooked for big name players without experience. Surprised Rangers didn't go for Jack Ross rather than Gerrard. [Post edited 3 May 2018 10:08]
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| Lampard says he's ready for management? on 10:06 - May 3 with 2970 views | jayceee |
| Lampard says he's ready for management? on 10:04 - May 3 by hype313 |
Robson was at Fulham before here. |
OK, fair enough - just thought I read recently that he started here. Would have been easy to verify, so apologies. | | | |
| Lampard says he's ready for management? on 10:08 - May 3 with 2958 views | hype313 |
| Lampard says he's ready for management? on 10:06 - May 3 by jayceee |
OK, fair enough - just thought I read recently that he started here. Would have been easy to verify, so apologies. |
No need to apologise. | |
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| Lampard says he's ready for management? on 12:00 - May 3 with 2827 views | Currie10 |
| Lampard says he's ready for management? on 09:31 - May 3 by brazil1982 |
He has to start somewhere....but I'd like a "star" such as him cut his teeth in the lower leagues first. |
Issue with that being if the ' star ' does that and goes for a League 1/ League 2 role, unless they perform miracles they often don't get a chance higher up.
While I get / agree with that = how do we know it wouldn't have clicked at the higher level?
For what it's worth - Lampard / a novice is totally not for me / given our spend etc it's going to be a difficult job so rather a safer pair of hands ( so to speak ).
That being said, lets say Lampard took the Chelsea job. He'd be likely to do a better job in the league than Conte has this season - then he'd be set up for life.
Some ' big clubs ' would be so easy in theory to manage and really wouldn't show what a manager is capable of.
I mean take drug cheating nandrolone media darling favourite Pep.
Sure, outstanding jobs at Barca..... where he shipped out Dinho/Etoo/Yaya straight off the bat ( bold ) Bayern / Citeh.
That being said, he's had a massive warchest at all.
How would Pep do managing us or lets say Northampton Town? We'll SADLY never know, unless he decided to give Brescia a try!
What is it with Brescia - Pirlo / Baggio / Hagi / Guardiola / Luca Toni! ? |  | | |
| Lampard says he's ready for management? on 12:48 - May 3 with 2699 views | jpring89 |
if Ray Wilkins was still alive Lampard with Ray as assistant would appeal to me. | |
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