| Should Lambert stay as manager next season if we fail to get promotion? 12:09 - Jan 2 with 1137 views | istanblue |
Obviously the new 5 year contract has tilted the balance in favour of him staying whatever happens, but is there a bare minimum that Lambert has to achieve in order to keep his job next season?
Would failure to attain promotion be enough to make Lambert's position untenable? What if we lose valiantly in the play-offs? What if we don't even make the top 6? In other words, what is the very minimum that Lambert has to achieve in order for people to be content with him taking us into next season?
I have faith in Lambert and desperately want him and the team to do well and will get fully behind them for the rest of the season, but just curious as to what other ITFC fans think. |  | | |  |
| Should Lambert stay as manager next season if we fail to get promotion? on 12:12 - Jan 2 with 1130 views | Steve_M |
Let's worry about that if we need to.
Evans has at least made his position very clear, Lambert isn't going to get sacked before the Summer. And he is the only one that matters here. |  |
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| Should Lambert stay as manager next season if we fail to get promotion? on 12:13 - Jan 2 with 1124 views | chicoazul |
Should he? No. Will he? Probably yes. |  |
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| Should Lambert stay as manager next season if we fail to get promotion? on 12:15 - Jan 2 with 1109 views | Dyland |
Maybe Evans has a five year plan to get promoted to the Championship.
Nothing would surprise me. |  |
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| Should Lambert stay as manager next season if we fail to get promotion? on 12:15 - Jan 2 with 1108 views | Bluefish |
If we do not go up Lambert will have failed twice in two seasons and failed badly.
My pressing concern is that he finds a style and direction and starts to build something here with clear direction and progression |  |
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| Should Lambert stay as manager next season if we fail to get promotion? on 12:20 - Jan 2 with 1072 views | PJH |
| Should Lambert stay as manager next season if we fail to get promotion? on 12:15 - Jan 2 by Bluefish |
If we do not go up Lambert will have failed twice in two seasons and failed badly.
My pressing concern is that he finds a style and direction and starts to build something here with clear direction and progression |
You learnt that opening line from me.
If we still qualify for the EFL Trophy in 20/21 PL should not be here. |  | | |
| Should Lambert stay as manager next season if we fail to get promotion? on 12:21 - Jan 2 with 1068 views | chicoazul |
| Should Lambert stay as manager next season if we fail to get promotion? on 12:15 - Jan 2 by Dyland |
Maybe Evans has a five year plan to get promoted to the Championship.
Nothing would surprise me. |
Us being in L1 means we are a bit cheaper to run, too. | |
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| Should Lambert stay as manager next season if we fail to get promotion? on 12:21 - Jan 2 with 1069 views | J2BLUE |
I very much doubt his new contract means Evans has to pay him off with four seasons wages if he wants to get rid. Remember Hurst signed for 3 years but there was a clause saying Evans could sack him for less. I would imagine Lambert has had a bit of a pay rise and it is helpful stopping the rumours but I’d be surprised if there wasn’t a similar clause in his contract. [Post edited 2 Jan 2020 12:24]
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| Should Lambert stay as manager next season if we fail to get promotion? on 18:46 - Jan 2 with 911 views | BlueBadger |
| Should Lambert stay as manager next season if we fail to get promotion? on 12:21 - Jan 2 by chicoazul |
Us being in L1 means we are a bit cheaper to run, too. |
But to counterbalance that, should we stay down, our income will drop like a rock. |  |
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| Should Lambert stay as manager next season if we fail to get promotion? on 18:59 - Jan 2 with 891 views | Blue_Order |
Promotion or GTFO. |  | | |
| Should Lambert stay as manager next season if we fail to get promotion? on 19:02 - Jan 2 with 878 views | haynes_toe1 |
Of course he shouldn't. Hes lucky to still be here now. |  | | |
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