Lampard

[RichardM]

Call me mad but I think Lampard at Chelsea might work.

You're mad

[Wales-Bales]

Call me mad but I think Lampard at Chelsea might work.

It's a revolutionary, not evolutionary appointment. Definately worth a gamble IMO.

Great news for Ampadu too. Whether he stays or goes out on loan to Villa for the season, Lampard will do what's best for him (and Wales).

[Harry Monk]

It's a revolutionary, not evolutionary appointment. Definately worth a gamble IMO.

Great news for Ampadu too. Whether he stays or goes out on loan to Villa for the season, Lampard will do what's best for Lampard (and England).

[the other bob wilson]

All I'll say is that what Lampard has done since he has stopped playing does not justify him being put in charge of a club that was winning Champions Leagues not too long ago - definitely an appointment for the fans and possibly one for a notoriously fickle dressing room.

[William Treseder]

Imo, Derby played by far the best football in the championship last season. Problem was, they could only sustain it for short periods in most games. They only just missed out in the play off final, and had Villa under the cosh in the last 10/15 minutes. We, as City fans know only too well what that feels like.
Maybe the transfer ban at Chelsea prevented them attracting a big name manager. I think Lampard could well prove the majority in this thread wrong.

[Rjk]

Imo, Derby played by far the best football in the championship last season. Problem was, they could only sustain it for short periods in most games. They only just missed out in the play off final, and had Villa under the cosh in the last 10/15 minutes. We, as City fans know only too well what that feels like.
Maybe the transfer ban at Chelsea prevented them attracting a big name manager. I think Lampard could well prove the majority in this thread wrong.

I disagree, derby weren't that great in the championship, despite probably having the best group of players. They almost missed out on the playoffs and the football was pretty cautious stuff in the most part

[MacAdder]

Imo, Derby played by far the best football in the championship last season. Problem was, they could only sustain it for short periods in most games. They only just missed out in the play off final, and had Villa under the cosh in the last 10/15 minutes. We, as City fans know only too well what that feels like.
Maybe the transfer ban at Chelsea prevented them attracting a big name manager. I think Lampard could well prove the majority in this thread wrong.

I have to agree.
This transfer umbongo has come at exactly the right time for Lampard. He already has excuses in abundance upon failure and he has the security of knowing he will have much more tume than most.

[lardy]

Chelsea have confirmed the appointment of Frank Lampard as head coach.

The club will now immediately begin the search for his successor.

— Paddy Power (@paddypower) July 4, 2019

[BlueArmy 86]

I couldn’t see this happening, seems a big gamble. It worked with Pep and Zidane though..

Always wonder how Warnock would do with a top 4 team. When he has a strong championship team he’ll get you promoted. He got us up automatically with a team that probably should have been fighting for 6th. I think he would’ve done a better job than most man united managers since fergie.

[J R Hartley]

I couldn’t see this happening, seems a big gamble. It worked with Pep and Zidane though..

Always wonder how Warnock would do with a top 4 team. When he has a strong championship team he’ll get you promoted. He got us up automatically with a team that probably should have been fighting for 6th. I think he would’ve done a better job than most man united managers since fergie.

Jesus Christ

[Wales-Bales]

Great ball by Ampadu @ 1:40