“Frank Lampard Downplays Win Percentages as Everton Manager Amidst Criticism for Poor Performance”

“Frank Lampard Downplays Win Percentages as Everton Manager Amidst Criticism for Poor Performance”

Frank Lampard downplays the significance of win percentages in his managerial career despite being labeled one of Everton’s least successful managers.

Appointed in January 2022, Lampard’s tenure at Everton,

lasting 44 games, was marred by a 10-game winless streak,

prompting a relegation battle before the team recovered under Sean Dyche.

On the Stick to Football podcast, Lampard discussed his

managerial experience, urging the need to disregard win percentage statistics due to the influence of public perception.

Despite this stance, Lampard’s 27.91% win rate at Everton ranks as

the second-lowest among full-time managers, surpassing only Mike Walker’s 17.14% from 1994.

Notably, Howard Kendall’s win record in his third spell falls below

Lampard’s, but Kendall’s overall success at Everton remains higher.

Lampard’s comparison to Sam Allardyce, known for securing

clubs in the league, reveals Allardyce’s superior 38.46% win rate during his brief Everton stint and a 33% Premier League career win percentage.

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