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Frank Lampard was granted a privilege never afforded to his unpopular predecessor Rafael Benitez as Everton's new manager brought smiles back to a previously toxic and gloomy Goodison Park.
Everton chief executive Denise Barrett-Baxendale insists Frank Lampard was the “clear choice” to be the club’s new manager after the recruitment process.
Frank Lampard is seen by many as a 'young' Everton manager and given that three of his last four predecessors were all in their 60s, that may seem the case, but in fact his appointment is more of a return to what seems to be the more natural age for Blues bosses.
Frank Lampard will take charge of Everton for the first time when Brentford visit Goodison Park in the FA Cup fourth round this weekend while West Ham face a tricky tie against non-league Kidderminster.
There was talk of ambition and plenty of respectful nods to a proud club’s past. But, as Frank Lampard faced the cameras for the first time in his new job, one thing above all leapt from his words: realism.
Frank Lampard is the right man to take over the reins at Everton, according to supporters online.
Dele Alli has revealed that Everton's majority shareholder Farhad Moshiri and chairman Bill Kenwright were the first people he spoke to about moving to Goodison Park.
Frank Lampard wasted no time after being confirmed as Everton manager on Monday as the club signed Donny Van De Beek and closed in on Dele Alli.