https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/49309466 Self explanatory. His tactics are as a player............ Not as a "team" manager. Don't get me wrong, I worshipped the guy as a great player. What he achieved playing for Chelsea, not many others did, but in my opinion he is not tactically smart.
Speaking as a Ram, he tactically outsmarted Leeds in the playoff second leg, and that takes some doing. With the transfer embargo, Lampard is on a hiding to nothing being there.
Cannot see the point in getting rid of him. I really hope they give the young players a chance - it's not top 4 stuff at the moment (almost gave me a heart-attack watching them against Sheffield United) but then Chelsea were always going to struggle after Eden Hazard left... and they still need to find a captain... never replaced J Terry Also still waiting for the return of Hudson Odoi, Loftus Cheek... Kante... Rudiger... is Pedro injured too etc... I think Chelsea had 42 players out on loan at the beginning of the 2019 season... things could be worse.
The first Premier League manager to depart was... Ian Porterfield. https://www.thesackrace.com/next-premier-league-manager-to-leave Gracia is a fair shout, and I'd feel sorry for him though. Clubs change managers like socks these days.
As a life long Chelsea supporter, I love he's brought through the academy players, we're certainly reaping rewards there. But I have to question the inability to keep clean sheets. Maybe when rudiger comes back it'll improve somewhat. But the long and short is I'm enjoying his reign so far
And FL did mention that he'd like to bring in new players too ... sure he knows Kante is getting on and they need a new John Terry at the back to get things organised there