🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 Frank Lampard

[Fulham Broadway 17,319]

There is no justification in hating on our greatest ever player. 11 years cannot be forgotten in 5 seconds.

His reactions after scoring the goal showed how much of a true blue he is. Our own legend. Appreciate the travelling support for chanting his name after the game

Yup thats one point of view, and I subscribe to it.

However, theres no prescriptive point of view that has to be taken on it. Sometimes its good to stand back a bit, and see top flight football for what it is- a big business corporate profit whore fest, instead of trying to compete with other fans over who wears the biggest heart on their sleeve.

[tiby2979 175]

Jamie Redknapp

"Don't be fooled by the non-celebration. Frank Lampard will have been the happiest man in the dressing room after scoring that goal.
He is the ultimate goalscoring machine and if he didn’t want to score, what was he doing in the box?
He has perfected the art of arriving late in the area and makes it look so easy. He’s like a magnet to the ball but that’s not down to luck — he has spent a lifetime practising.

Andre Schurrle got the blame for not tracking James Milner but Branislav Ivanovic should have known better than to let Frank get in behind him.
Lampard is the greatest goalscoring midfielder we have ever seen in the Premier League and maybe even the best in the world.
He will not have cared one bit about scoring against his old club. He is a true professional and the ultimate winner."

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-2764507/Louis-van-Gaal-genius-First-fix-Manchester-United-s-defence.html

[Rom2013 446]

Don't really understand how a player that played here for more than 10 years can play for our biggest rival in the title race. That's not class, I'm sorry.

About the goal he did what he had to do for the club he is playing. The problem is not the goal,,, is the fact that he is playing for Manchester City.

[Sidzeret 2,257]

Yup thats one point of view, and I subscribe to it.

However, theres no prescriptive point of view that has to be taken on it. Sometimes its good to stand back a bit, and see top flight football for what it is- a big business corporate profit whore fest, instead of trying to compete with other fans over who wears the biggest heart on their sleeve.

Fair point but at the end of the day, for the fans that travel to every game and the millions watching at home, passion and heart is all that is left. That's what makes club football so special than other sport or even national teams.

As a foreign fan, the attitude of our fans at the Etihad only enhanced my love for this club and showed why Chelsea is so special that the rest.

[xPetrCechx 13,571]

Don't really understand how a player that played here for more than 10 years can play for our biggest rival in the title race. That's not class, I'm sorry.

About the goal he did what he had to do for the club he is playing. The problem is not the goal,,, is the fact that he is playing for Manchester City.

[Sidzeret 2,257]

Jamie Redknapp

"Don't be fooled by the non-celebration. Frank Lampard will have been the happiest man in the dressing room after scoring that goal.

He is the ultimate goalscoring machine and if he didnt want to score, what was he doing in the box?

He has perfected the art of arriving late in the area and makes it look so easy. Hes like a magnet to the ball but thats not down to luck he has spent a lifetime practising.

Andre Schurrle got the blame for not tracking James Milner but Branislav Ivanovic should have known better than to let Frank get in behind him.

Lampard is the greatest goalscoring midfielder we have ever seen in the Premier League and maybe even the best in the world.

He will not have cared one bit about scoring against his old club. He is a true professional and the ultimate winner."

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-2764507/Louis-van-Gaal-genius-First-fix-Manchester-United-s-defence.html

But Jamie, we already know what sort of player Frank is.

Anyway, how does he know he was the happiest in the dressing room? It's just the jealous cousin in him talking. He wish he had a career like Lamps is having.

[zolayes 14,489]

But Jamie, we already know what sort of player Frank is.

Anyway, how does he know he was the happiest in the dressing room? It's just the jealous cousin in him talking. He wish he had a career like Lamps is having.

Jamie played for SCUMPOOL ,, nothing more needs to be said

[Fulham Broadway 17,319]

Fair point but at the end of the day, for the fans that travel to every game and the millions watching at home, passion and heart is all that is left. That's what makes club football so special than other sport or even national teams.

As a foreign fan, the attitude of our fans at the Etihad only enhanced my love for this club and showed why Chelsea is so special that the rest.

Passion, cheering, fighting, jeering, chelsea till I die - just need to stand back a bit now and again.

Only scousers or gooners would call their ex players judas. That would be sprayed on a grubby bedsheet

[Liquidator 5,176]

I don't see how further down the line, in 40 or so years, how people could still hold a grudge against Lamps for scoring against us once after 13 years of being an incredible player for us. Will you really let one goal tarnish everything? Even if, and it is highly unlikely, it costs us the title this season, will you remember this goal over his 2 at Bolton, penalty against Liverpool, impossible goal vs Barca, captaining us in the 2012 Champions League final, scoring in the 2008 final, becoming our all time top goalscorer at Villa Park, the last minute goal against Stoke, scoring the winner in the 2009 FA Cup Final, being key in our first ever double. I could go on and on and on.

[Etoo fils 45]

First, City is not a historic rival.

Chelsea didn't want to give him a new contract. Where can he go if he wanted to play CL ans stay for 6 month in UK?

When he scores, I smiled because I was thinking "what an incredible story", It was funny.

Now if Chelsea doesn't win the League, it will not be Lamp's fault.

There are plenty of game and we already make a little difference.

[SpecialistsInFailure 68]

I don't see how further down the line, in 40 or so years, how people could still hold a grudge against Lamps for scoring against us once after 13 years of being an incredible player for us. Will you really let one goal tarnish everything? Even if, and it is highly unlikely, it costs us the title this season, will you remember this goal over his 2 at Bolton, penalty against Liverpool, impossible goal vs Barca, captaining us in the 2012 Champions League final, scoring in the 2008 final, becoming our all time top goalscorer at Villa Park, the last minute goal against Stoke, scoring the winner in the 2009 FA Cup Final, being key in our first ever double. I could go on and on and on.

It's not just the fact that he scored against us, ffs. It's the fact that he always talked about being a true blue (light blue it seems) and contradicted everything he has ever said by joining our direct rivals for 6 months and in the process taking points off us and possibly winning city a few points in the future as well which could have an impact in the title race. As I've said before, King Didier rejected multiple offers from England because he loves the club. He left Chelsea and when he came back to England he joined...Chelsea.

[Term-X 7,891]

First, City is not a historic rival.

Chelsea didn't want to give him a new contract. Where can he go if he wanted to play CL ans stay for 6 month in UK?

When he scores, I smiled because I was thinking "what an incredible story", It was funny.

Now if Chelsea doesn't win the League, it will not be Lamp's fault.

There are plenty of game and we already make a little difference.

. They are DIRECT rivals (THE only rivals), he hasn't gone to relegation fodder like Rio, so it's just as worse as traditional, he's effecting Chelsea.

. Chelsea is a concept, it doesn't matter what our current board offered or didn't offer, his legacy.. his actions.. go beyond that.

. When he scored you 'smiled'?.. YOU.. SMILED!!!???, I think instead of questioning Chelsea fans on here you should look in the mirror.

. Where can he go?... hmm, maybe not sign for them in the first place! how about that, he wasn't forced, he ignored his stature at this club and chased money.

[zolayes 14,489]

. They are DIRECT rivals (THE only rivals), he hasn't gone to relegation fodder like Rio, so it's just as worse as traditional, he's effecting Chelsea.

. Chelsea is a concept, it doesn't matter what our current board offered or didn't offer, his legacy.. his actions.. go beyond that.

. When he scored you 'smiled'?.. YOU.. SMILED!!!???, I think instead of questioning Chelsea fans on here you should look in the mirror.

. Where can he go?... hmm, maybe not sign for them in the first place! how about that, he wasn't forced, he ignored his stature at this club and chased money.

werent you the one who cursed when Kalou scored FOR US ???

[Term-X 7,891]

I don't see how further down the line, in 40 or so years, how people could still hold a grudge against Lamps for scoring against us once after 13 years of being an incredible player for us. Will you really let one goal tarnish everything? Even if, and it is highly unlikely, it costs us the title this season, will you remember this goal over his 2 at Bolton, penalty against Liverpool, impossible goal vs Barca, captaining us in the 2012 Champions League final, scoring in the 2008 final, becoming our all time top goalscorer at Villa Park, the last minute goal against Stoke, scoring the winner in the 2009 FA Cup Final, being key in our first ever double. I could go on and on and on.

That's all well and good, but this is about whether he was 'proper chels' like JT, an image he portrayed and alluded to. How club icons really feel about the club should be judged when the money dries out, cutting the grass reveals the snakes.

Frank Lampard was a wolf in John Terry clothing.

[DDA 9,941]

"Frank Lampard is a wolf in John Terry clothing"

Love that. !!!!!

[Reddish-Blue 2,509]

I don't see how further down the line, in 40 or so years, how people could still hold a grudge against Lamps for scoring against us once after 13 years of being an incredible player for us. Will you really let one goal tarnish everything? Even if, and it is highly unlikely, it costs us the title this season, will you remember this goal over his 2 at Bolton, penalty against Liverpool, impossible goal vs Barca, captaining us in the 2012 Champions League final, scoring in the 2008 final, becoming our all time top goalscorer at Villa Park, the last minute goal against Stoke, scoring the winner in the 2009 FA Cup Final, being key in our first ever double. I could go on and on and on.

The problem wasn't the goal, it was the fact Lampard was playing for Man City. We've all heard the interviews where Lampard has said he's a true blue...and then at the first opportunity, he joins City for 6 months.

He'll always be remembered as a Chelsea great but this move has slightly tarnished his reputation..

[sherry33 234]

Could people actually shut the fuck up? He didn't signed with us another year because of money which says it all. So stop already we didn't wanted him and he left for City. MoneyWhorepard was no way near a 110k player reason why we wanted him to reduce his salary.

[Dion 2,476]

I understand he's a professional and everything but I wouldn't have minded if he missed the goal on purpose. I know if I was in his position I would have hit it to go slightly away from the goal, and I would have firmly stated beforehand that I wouldn't want to play against Chelsea, so if the manager played me anyways his loss. I'm not mad with Frank or anything but I must admit I'm a bit disappointed that he seems to be going back on his words again and again. First he said he wouldn't play for a rival and then that he wouldn't play against us but not only he plays for a rival and against us but he also scores, you can't help but feel a bit cheated on.

[zolayes 14,489]

Could people actually shut the fuck up? He didn't signed with us another year because of money which says it all. So stop already we didn't wanted him and he left for City. MoneyWhorepard was no way near a 110k player reason why we wanted him to reduce his salary.

DISGUSTING POST

[sherry33 234]

DISGUSTING POST

It's called fucking truth, some of you put players above the club. What in the actual fuck..