| How safe will Lamberts job really be? 16:54 - Feb 12 with 1053 views | deano85 |
So, dont get me wrong, i think he is great, just what this club needs and making all the right noises off the field...
But on it he is still not getting the results...
Yes, he maybe inherited a poor teamsheet, but he has had a few months now, and a transfer window, to turn things around. But it just hasnt happened.
Again, im fully behind him and hope he is here long term, but ME must be wondering if we would be any worse off if we still has PH in control? Im sure i read somewhere he has a lower win% than PH.
As things stand i would guarantee he is safe, and he has said he wants to stay... but if we went the rest of the season without a win... would Evens get itchy fingers??
He cant be faulted for what he has done off the field but..
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| How safe will Lamberts job really be? on 16:55 - Feb 12 with 1042 views | JammyDodgerrr |
Evans understands the need for long-term stability. It would take some kind of tragic fallout for Lambert to go now. |  |
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| How safe will Lamberts job really be? on 17:05 - Feb 12 with 994 views | Marshalls_Mullet |
He's 100% safe.
If he goes 15 matches without a win? Lets worry about things if they happen.
Losing 80% of last seasons league goals and our best defender does not get fixed in a January window. |  |
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| How safe will Lamberts job really be? on 17:13 - Feb 12 with 961 views | Championship |
100% safe.
Anyone who can't understand the unique context of the situation Lambert is in really aren't ever going to get it.
Lambert is like a golfer using Hurst's clubs. Hurst sold off his drivers and bought a multipack of wooden spoons. |  | | |
| How safe will Lamberts job really be? on 17:19 - Feb 12 with 932 views | Steve_M |
Given what he inherited, and that Evans needs the club to be either in the second division or at least stable in order to have a chance of selling it, very safe.
Lambert has probably got a few things wrong with team selection - not being more attritional early on, not playing an in-form Harrison more over the last month and the left back situation over the past month - but to blame him for where we are would be ridiculous in the same way that blaming Burley for relegation in 1995 - he also made a few mistakes - would be. |  |
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| How safe will Lamberts job really be? on 17:42 - Feb 12 with 857 views | Keaneish |
Entirely safe this season. Next season he'll be under pressure to get off to a good start. However, Evans should give him some leeway and not jump too soo if its a slightly slow start for a few games. The fallout and hangover from relegation isn't going to be easy to shake of given how many games we're losing. |  |
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| How safe will Lamberts job really be? on 17:44 - Feb 12 with 842 views | Illinoisblue |
| How safe will Lamberts job really be? on 17:13 - Feb 12 by Championship |
100% safe.
Anyone who can't understand the unique context of the situation Lambert is in really aren't ever going to get it.
Lambert is like a golfer using Hurst's clubs. Hurst sold off his drivers and bought a multipack of wooden spoons. |
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