Comparing Lampard’s PL record with the last six Everton managers

Planet Football • 28 Jan 2022

Everton are reportedly interested in appointing Frank Lampard as their next permanent manager – but how does his Premier League record compare with his predecessors?

Farhad Moshiri sacked Rafa Benitez after a horrendous run of form but, after six years and hundreds of millions spent, Everton appear no closer to success under their owner.

Lampard could be the next incumbent in the Everton hot-seat but his time at Chelsea divided opinion and there’s no guarantee that he’ll bring the good times back to Goodison Park.

We’ve compared Lampard’s Premier League managerial record with Everton’s six previous managers.

We’ve left out two interim coaches, but their win percentages are as follows: David Unsworth, 100% (only one league game) and Duncan Ferguson, 25%.

Frank Lampard

Games: 57
Wins: 28
Draws: 11
Losses: 18

Goals Per Game: 1.79
Goals Against Per Game: 1.35
Win Percentage: 49.12%
Points Per Game: 1.66

Rafa Benitez

Games: 359
Wins: 173
Draws: 86
Losses: 100

Goals Per Game: 1.52
Goals Against Per Game: 0.97
Win Percentage: 48.19%
Points Per Game: 1.69

READ: Six players who fell out with Rafa Benitez: Alonso, Ronaldo, Terry…

Carlo Ancelotti

Games: 134
Wins: 73
Draws: 27
Losses: 34

Goals Per Game: 1.81
Goals Against Per Game: 1.04
Win Percentage: 54.71%
Points Per Game: 1.84

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Marco Silva

Games: 95
Wins: 32
Draws: 19
Losses: 44

Goals Per Game: 1.29
Goals Against Per Game: 1.61
Win Percentage: 33.69%
Points Per Game: 1.21

Sam Allardyce

Games: 537
Wins: 178
Draws: 145
Losses: 214

Goals Per Game: 1.18
Goals Against Per Game: 1.39
Win Percentage: 33.15%
Points Per Game: 1.26

Ronald Koeman

Games: 123
Wins: 55
Draws: 27
Losses: 41

Goals Per Game: 1.48
Goals Against Per Game: 1.11
Win Percentage: 44.72%
Points Per Game: 1.56

🔵| As grim as Koeman’s times at Everton was, it wasn’t all bad…

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