Lampard: The team's process of regaining itself will not be so smooth, and it will be out of the shadows as soon as possible

Livestream Bar Feb. 9 – In the just-concluded Premier League, Newcastle beat Everton 3-1, with Everton boss Frank Lampard's first league game ending in defeat. Lampard was interviewed by the BBC and BT Sport after the game and regretted the loss.

Speaking to the BBC, Lampard said: "It's sad to lose, this game was tough for us and I've only been working with the team for a week or so. However, some positives can still be seen through the game, and there are some highlights in the attacking 3-man group in the first half, but the situation on the field suddenly changes after Gray and Mina go off. ”

"At present, my task is to summarize and analyze the reasons for the defeat. Despite a good result in last weekend's FA Cup match and confidence for the team, the defeat frustrated the confidence we had built up earlier and cost us two main players. Let's not be discouraged by the loss, the league is not over, the team is going to come out of the loss and start over. ”

'The players have to affirm the way we play now, before their style of play has been proven to be undesirable through the depth of the season, so I came here to help the players regain their confidence through training, in order to get more points, I hope the team can get back on track as soon as possible."

Speaking to BT Sport, Lampard said: "Anyone with a discerning eye can see that the team lacks confidence, when I came to the team the morale was low, but there was no magic to improve the situation immediately. This is in the Premier League, a place where you catch up and the only thing you can do is train hard, try to perform, step forward. ”

'The process of regaining ourselves won't be so smooth, and losing will be frustrating, but we still have to build confidence first and help the team win the next game after the loss.

'I've been working with the players for a week and we and Newcastle want to win, but I also want to give the players more time to adapt and adjust.

(Jaden)