| Paul Lambert the messiah 19:36 - Jan 26 with 1820 views | NSL |
Is this really the reality now, that the Manager is being treated like the messiah because the odd game has encouraging signs despite no further points on the board?
Think it’s a bit harsh on the other managers preceding him to be honest, whom we have pretty much torn them a new one for mid table form at worst! |  |
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| Paul Lambert the messiah on 19:46 - Jan 26 with 1785 views | warkthisway |
Agreed I don’t understand this Lambert love in because he talks a good fight- he has blatantly failed - yet another Manager who has had previous successs but who has failed here - we need to look at the Watford or Wolves model | |
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| Paul Lambert the messiah on 19:48 - Jan 26 with 1772 views | WestStanderLaLaLa |
| Paul Lambert the messiah on 19:46 - Jan 26 by warkthisway |
Agreed I don’t understand this Lambert love in because he talks a good fight- he has blatantly failed - yet another Manager who has had previous successs but who has failed here - we need to look at the Watford or Wolves model |
The Wolves model!!!!!! |  |
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| Paul Lambert the messiah on 19:53 - Jan 26 with 1748 views | Benters2 |
| Paul Lambert the messiah on 19:46 - Jan 26 by warkthisway |
Agreed I don’t understand this Lambert love in because he talks a good fight- he has blatantly failed - yet another Manager who has had previous successs but who has failed here - we need to look at the Watford or Wolves model |
Our managers will always struggle thanks to Evans. | | | |
| Paul Lambert the messiah on 19:56 - Jan 26 with 1724 views | Oxford_Blue |
It’s plainly ridiculous to compare his treatment to the alleged son of god.
In so far as his performance, he has done a lot to create a feeling of goodwill with the fans after years of being ignored, and he is doing the best from a very bad starting position with a squad of players whom he didn’t buy (of 30-35, 5 or 6 are his).
We are very likely to be relegated.
He is planning for promotion next season. | | | |
| He's not the Messiah, he's a very naughty boy on 20:06 - Jan 26 with 1674 views | ScottCandage |
Someone had to say it |  | | |
| Paul Lambert the messiah on 20:32 - Jan 26 with 1585 views | Keaneish |
If only football were as simplistic as your limited observational skills. |  |
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| Paul Lambert the messiah on 20:33 - Jan 26 with 1585 views | jpring89 |
Nobody can judge Lambert yet I’m sorry. Hurst demolished our squad from last year and brought League 1 players meaning we have a league 1 squad. McGoldrick leaving and Waghorn sale couldn’t be prevented but in my opinion the worst bit of business we did was sell Webster and Garner aswell. Lambert is managing a League 1 team in the championship which most of the players are not his own signings. He has to somehow sign players in January being 10 points to 7 points adrift at the bottom of the table plus goal difference, which I’m surprised we have even managed at all and somehow perform a miracle. Some people need to get real and realise there will be no quick fix and In Lambert we really have somebody dedicated to ITFC and will put the club before their ego first and foremost. I’m ready for taking a step back before once again going forward the ITFC way once again. [Post edited 27 Jan 2019 0:09]
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| Paul Lambert the messiah on 20:39 - Jan 26 with 1556 views | EastTownBlue |
Steve Evans was sacked earlier and will now be available.
A real be careful what you wish for warning for all there. | | | |
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| Paul Lambert the messiah on 21:49 - Jan 26 with 1428 views | NSL |
| Paul Lambert the messiah on 20:32 - Jan 26 by Keaneish |
If only football were as simplistic as your limited observational skills. |
If football was that complicated then thicket ex-footballers wouldn’t be able to be successful managers. | |
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| Paul Lambert the messiah on 22:09 - Jan 26 with 1371 views | Coco |
| Paul Lambert the messiah on 19:48 - Jan 26 by WestStanderLaLaLa |
The Wolves model!!!!!! |
The Watford model!!!!!! |  |
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| Paul Lambert the messiah on 22:42 - Jan 26 with 1281 views | Terry_Nutkins |
| Paul Lambert the messiah on 21:49 - Jan 26 by NSL |
If football was that complicated then thicket ex-footballers wouldn’t be able to be successful managers. |
I can't remember a worse comeback. | |
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| Paul Lambert the messiah on 22:57 - Jan 26 with 1238 views | MVBlue |
A nigling concern is it has been seen before when our very own Paul Jewell came in to Derby during their dismal Premiership season post Billy Davies. They had a terrible squad (sound familiar) and Davies was pushed out in November. Jewell came in with no better ideas and gave excuse after excuse on motd. Their points total at the end of the season was ..........11 points!! Goals scored 20 goals against 89!!
However our story is... McGoldrick. Waghorn. Garner. Webster. Gone for £10 million. Replaced with, well not much Paul Hurst knew about good footballers at this level was there? Prior to him, Mick McCarthy was OK at his job, bloody brilliant in the transfer market, apart from Jonathan Douglas (who has no club since 2017) and Leon bloody Best (who has no club since 2018). Mick also taught his players for 5 years to be direct or ‘hard to beat’ aka combative but not possessive of the ball. Hurst passes through then Lambert comes in, a chap with pedigree in 3 divisions but not without his own club failings, minor as they may be and as much due to internal issues as ability, or perhaps he can’t make a great success everywhere he goes? Needless to say Mick McCarthy and Sam Alladyce departing clubs often causes grief partly due to those clubs attempting to play a new style away from combative football. Wolves for instance plummeted after sacking Mick.
So yes, some perspective needed. Lambert seems decent, but we need to start getting consistent results at some point, in this season and the next, or he will have to go too. Chances are we may have to assess his success mid next season, in whatever league it is. [Post edited 26 Jan 2019 23:01]
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