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Lampard officially became Everton coach replacing Rafael Benitez who was sacked because of a series of poor results obtained by Everton in the previous few matches. It will be interesting to look forward to Lampard's debut with Everton, will allow him to follow in the footsteps of Gerrard who was quite successful with Aston Villa and brought the club out of the relegation zone. Statistically Lampard did not stand out too much when he was Chelsea coach and can he bring Everton back up to the top or not?

Lampard may be a good coach, but we can't expect much from a team like Everton. Everton is a weak team. They have to spend money if they want to be strong. Talented players should be taken in the team. The players are weak but the coach is experienced, in this situation good performance is not possible. In addition to hiring experienced coaches, the coach should be given the opportunity to sort out the squad with the players of his choice. It will cost a lot of money.

If we talk about Rafael Benitez, basically Benitez is an experienced coach too, Benitez had coached Liverpool to Real Madrid in the past. That way, I can't assume Benitez doesn't have experience, I just don't think Benitez isn't able to give his best for Everton yesterday. Now Everton do need a quick change hopefully Lampard can do well too, because it's not enough for Everton to just change coaches to bounce back.

Under Lampard tutelage, Everton will be quite different, although in fact when he was still with Rafael Benitez there was a slight decline. The existence of Lampard is also still being questioned whether he is able to bring Everton to a smoother net. With the current state of the Everton squad, it may be quite difficult for Lampard to fix the Everton players. This season alone Everton has experienced many setbacks and it will be a tough task for a Lampard to bring Everton to the safety zone.