Murphy: Lampard brings new dynamism to Everton His job at Chelsea is underrated

Live bar On February 6, UK local time on February 5, Lampard led the team to beat Brentford 4-1 in his first game in charge of Everton to advance to the fifth round of the FA Cup this season, Danny Murphy posted after the game: Lampard brought new vitality to Everton, and his work at Chelsea was underestimated.

An excerpt from Danny Murphy's article is as follows:

In the match against Brentford, Goodison Park took on a completely different atmosphere, with Lampard bringing new energy to Everton by giving the players the freedom to express themselves. Everton's midfielders were aggressively attacking throughout the game, which is what their fans have long wanted, and it's a great start for Lampard.

Van der Beek and Alli, who have just been introduced in this winter window, have not played, but they have already had an impact on Everton, and you can see this in players like Gray, who now need to fight for the opportunity to play, and I (Danny Murphy) have always said that introducing competition within the team can improve the team's performance.

Lampard's job at Chelsea was underestimated, his first season in charge of the Blues was banned from signings, while he still led the team to qualify for the Champions League and developed new players such as Mount and Tomori for the club. Lampard now has a "hunger pang", as do van der Beek and Ali, both of whom want a new platform to prove themselves.

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