| Is there a better example of “failing upwards†06:57 - Apr 6 with 865 views | chicoazul |
than the managerial career of Frank Lampard? |  |
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| Is there a better example of “failing upwards” on 07:10 - Apr 6 with 819 views | Churchman |
Big name innit. Frank Lampard’s Everton. Whoopee. That went well. Frank Lampard’s Chelsea. Sacked. Still a big name, let’s get him in. Why??
44 years old now and finished playing at the top level 8 years ago. What’s he done to earn another crack at Chelsea? If it’s temporary the might as well have left Potter there - unless the players have forced the decision.
It all seems a bit desperate to me, but then jobs continually fall for big names however rubbish they are. Surprised they’ve not approached Roy boilerman Keane. |  | | |
| Is there a better example of “failing upwards” on 07:22 - Apr 6 with 778 views | homer_123 |
As they say....football is a funny old game. |  |
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| Is there a better example of “failing upwards” on 08:25 - Apr 6 with 665 views | chicoazul |
| Is there a better example of “failing upwards” on 07:10 - Apr 6 by Churchman |
Big name innit. Frank Lampard’s Everton. Whoopee. That went well. Frank Lampard’s Chelsea. Sacked. Still a big name, let’s get him in. Why??
44 years old now and finished playing at the top level 8 years ago. What’s he done to earn another crack at Chelsea? If it’s temporary the might as well have left Potter there - unless the players have forced the decision.
It all seems a bit desperate to me, but then jobs continually fall for big names however rubbish they are. Surprised they’ve not approached Roy boilerman Keane. |
Apparently Keane gets multiple job offers each season in the UK and abroad but has decided he likes being a meme and the easy Sky and ITV money that comes with it. | |
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| Is there a better example of “failing upwards” on 09:03 - Apr 6 with 591 views | bluelagos |
Liz Truss. |  |
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