🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 Frank Lampard

[Fernando 6,585]

So because Lampard isn't the first player to betray (sorry I meant be a "top professional" against the club he supposedly loves and cherish) means it's alright?. I will advice my mate who is having trouble with his girlfriend for cheating to use that line. "babe, I'm not the first guy to ever cheat and I won't be the last, Paul also cheated on his fiance, so it's alright"

From professionalism to relationship with a girl?

How do those two even compare?

And then you had the nerves to slate me for doing poor comparisons in the Mourinho thread......

[iseah100 5,612]

I wouldn't know. Don't use TC on my phone nor would I know when you or any other user is on a phone.

Right.

[Fernando 6,585]

Señor Cesc Fabregas:

Cesc starting to sound like a broken record already. Because I swear I heard him say such things at least 3 times already.

I guess he's the one that hasn't moved on.

[chelsea_4_eva 1,182]

wait... has he extended his contract? or is it just talk now?....

[BlueKing 46]

Long time lurker, first time poster.. Well, technically second time but you guys and girls get the point.

I have found it hard to put into words about how I feel in regards to Frank Lampard and this Manchester City situation. On one hand, I can't dislike Frank Lampard. I just can't. What he has done for this club is indescribable. With him in our side, we went from a cup team to being Premier League Champions and eventually Champions of Europe. Record goal scorer, he scored THAT penalty against Liverpool for crying out loud. We owe him the World.

On the other hand, I can't help feel disappointed in his actions. I have no problem with him playing for Manchester City. I have no problem with him scoring against Chelsea.. besides the obvious. The thing that irks me a little is the lies.

I'm not going to play for another English team besides Chelsea.

I'm not going to play against Chelsea.

Those are two that are definitive lies. The contract issue is hard. Nobody knows for sure but you can draw your own conclusion.

What can you say?

I still love and respect Frank Lampard but I can't help feeling a little disappointed in his actions. The thing that has saddened me most about this affair is how it has divided the fan base. If you say anything bad about Lampard.. then you are not a real fan. If you aren't upset about this then you are not a real fan either.

Lampard is still a legend and maybe the greatest Chelsea player of all time but I'm still a little disappointed.

[iseah100 5,612]

Long time lurker, first time poster.. Well, technically second time but you guys and girls get the point.

I have found it hard to put into words about how I feel in regards to Frank Lampard and this Manchester City situation. On one hand, I can't dislike Frank Lampard. I just can't. What he has done for this club is indescribable. With him in our side, we went from a cup team to being Premier League Champions and eventually Champions of Europe. Record goal scorer, he scored THAT penalty against Liverpool for crying out loud. We owe him the World.

On the other hand, I can't help feel disappointed in his actions. I have no problem with him playing for Manchester City. I have no problem with him scoring against Chelsea.. besides the obvious. The thing that irks me a little is the lies.

I'm not going to play for another English team besides Chelsea.

I'm not going to play against Chelsea.

Those are two that are definitive lies. The contract issue is hard. Nobody knows for sure but you can draw your own conclusion.

What can you say?

I still love and respect Frank Lampard but I can't help feeling a little disappointed in his actions. The thing that has saddened me most about this affair is how it has divided the fan base. If you say anything bad about Lampard.. then you are not a real fan. If you aren't upset about this then you are not a real fan either.

Lampard is still a legend and maybe the greatest Chelsea player of all time but I'm still a little disappointed.

Great post. Glad you're finally posting[emoji14]

[RoyalBlues 4,050]

wait... has he extended his contract? or is it just talk now?....

Just a rumour, heard that Pellegrini didn't confirm it, when asked. But don't be surprised if it is happening though.

[BlueKing 46]

Great post. Glad you're finally posting[emoji14]

Only took nearly four years. At this rate, I'll hit ten posts by 2020.

[RoyalBlues 4,050]

Long time lurker, first time poster.. Well, technically second time but you guys and girls get the point.

I have found it hard to put into words about how I feel in regards to Frank Lampard and this Manchester City situation. On one hand, I can't dislike Frank Lampard. I just can't. What he has done for this club is indescribable. With him in our side, we went from a cup team to being Premier League Champions and eventually Champions of Europe. Record goal scorer, he scored THAT penalty against Liverpool for crying out loud. We owe him the World.

On the other hand, I can't help feel disappointed in his actions. I have no problem with him playing for Manchester City. I have no problem with him scoring against Chelsea.. besides the obvious. The thing that irks me a little is the lies.

I'm not going to play for another English team besides Chelsea.

I'm not going to play against Chelsea.

Those are two that are definitive lies. The contract issue is hard. Nobody knows for sure but you can draw your own conclusion.

What can you say?

I still love and respect Frank Lampard but I can't help feeling a little disappointed in his actions. The thing that has saddened me most about this affair is how it has divided the fan base. If you say anything bad about Lampard.. then you are not a real fan. If you aren't upset about this then you are not a real fan either.

Lampard is still a legend and maybe the greatest Chelsea player of all time but I'm still a little disappointed.

Welcome back

[Spike 12,049]

Cesc starting to sound like a broken record already. Because I swear I heard him say such things at least 3 times already.

I guess he's the one that hasn't moved on.

Well he did join Chelsea after leaving Arsenal and Barcelona so I guess he has moved on. I guess he just doesn't want people to hate him for continuing life somewhere else.

[RoyalBlues 4,050]

Cesc starting to sound like a broken record already. Because I swear I heard him say such things at least 3 times already.

I guess he's the one that hasn't moved on.

And 5 years from now, he will say the same thing, but about Chelsea

[stroey 2,525]

Is he a traitor? No

Do I have the same feelings for him as a Chelsea legend? No

It's somewhere in the middle of it. He was 36 years old. Not good enough anymore to play on top level. We offered him a job to become a part of the staff but he decided to go to the rivals.

He's silly and being used as a psychological weapon by mr Pellegrino against us, but I think he loves the attention he gets.

I always believed in love stories between club and players, so this really disappoints me.

Can't see Totti going to another local club, can't see Gerrard moving to another top 5 club.

[Clevemayer 764]

Long time lurker, first time poster.. Well, technically second time but you guys and girls get the point.

I have found it hard to put into words about how I feel in regards to Frank Lampard and this Manchester City situation. On one hand, I can't dislike Frank Lampard. I just can't. What he has done for this club is indescribable. With him in our side, we went from a cup team to being Premier League Champions and eventually Champions of Europe. Record goal scorer, he scored THAT penalty against Liverpool for crying out loud. We owe him the World.

On the other hand, I can't help feel disappointed in his actions. I have no problem with him playing for Manchester City. I have no problem with him scoring against Chelsea.. besides the obvious. The thing that irks me a little is the lies.

I'm not going to play for another English team besides Chelsea.

I'm not going to play against Chelsea.

Those are two that are definitive lies. The contract issue is hard. Nobody knows for sure but you can draw your own conclusion.

What can you say?

I still love and respect Frank Lampard but I can't help feeling a little disappointed in his actions. The thing that has saddened me most about this affair is how it has divided the fan base. If you say anything bad about Lampard.. then you are not a real fan. If you aren't upset about this then you are not a real fan either.

Lampard is still a legend and maybe the greatest Chelsea player of all time but I'm still a little disappointed.

This is absolutly what I thought of, I always thought he wasn't like that he wasn't like Fabregas, Clichy and so on, I honestly thought Frank was one of a kind in this whole business world. This picture of him for me has been irreversible damaged... non the less he is probably the greatest PLAYER for CFC in history and thats undenieable... but he ist not the greatest Player who was CFC through and through to me...

Drogba left Chelsea but did go to China and Turkey, he TRIED at least to avoid playing against us... to me lamps didn't even try...

thats all I'm saying. And if anybody tells me I'm disrespectful then shall it be like that to them...

[LAB 1,030]

Cesc starting to sound like a broken record already. Because I swear I heard him say such things at least 3 times already.

I guess he's the one that hasn't moved on.

It's normal since every reporter probably asks the same question. Also the Arsenal fixture is close so expect a little bit more of that soon.

...and a little bit more Arsenal Mania meltdown

[DYC. 7,542]

On the other hand, I can't help feel disappointed in his actions. I have no problem with him playing for Manchester City. I have no problem with him scoring against Chelsea.. besides the obvious. The thing that irks me a little is the lies.

I'm not going to play for another English team besides Chelsea.

I'm not going to play against Chelsea.

Those are two that are definitive lies. The contract issue is hard. Nobody knows for sure but you can draw your own conclusion.

It's all a game though. They say those things because that's what fans want to hear. I never believe a word any footballer says when it comes to these matters. It's all about their actions.

[Fernando 6,585]

Well he did join Chelsea after leaving Arsenal and Barcelona so I guess he has moved on. I guess he just doesn't want people to hate him for continuing life somewhere else.

More like he doesn't want people to hate him.

But he knows that they already do.

I think Arsenal fans are like Terminator X who are irrational and will just vent hate at any opportunities to an ex player despite the past he had with the club.

[Term-X 7,891]

Lampard & Terry are part of an elite group of players who have surpassed the point where moving to a competitive rival is 'acceptable'. Throughout Frank's career he has been heralded as 'proper chels', an icon and has acknowledged this, endorsed it and alluded to it himself. He's made countless extra commerical revenue through that special 'proper chels image', via his relationship with the fans. Football is tribal, supporting 'a' particular club is for romantics.. we know 99.9% only care about money, but Lampard was one you thought had a code, a moral compass as a result of his status.

[iseah100 5,612]

Lampard & Terry are part of an elite group of players who have surpassed the point where moving to a competitive rival is 'acceptable'. Throughout Frank's career he has been heralded as 'proper chels', an icon and has acknowledged this, endorsed it and alluded to it himself. He's made countless extra commerical revenue through that special 'proper chels image', via his relationship with the fans.

And you know all this , how?

[Styles 9,790]

Lampard & Terry are part of an elite group of players who have surpassed the point where moving to a competitive rival is 'acceptable'. Throughout Frank's career he has been heralded as 'proper chels', an icon and has acknowledged this, endorsed it and alluded to it himself. He's made countless extra commerical revenue through that special 'proper chels image', via his relationship with the fans. Football is tribal, supporting 'a' particular club is for romantics.. we know 99.9% only care about money, but Lampard was one you thought had a code, a moral compass as a result of his status.

Even if you were right aren't you getting bored of posting the same damn comment over and over and over and over again?

Get a grip, man.

It's all a game though. They say those things because that's what fans want to hear. I never believe a word any footballer says when it comes to these matters. It's all about their actions.

Honestly, I think you have to be naive to believe all the 'proper Chels' stuff in the first place. John Terry is from east London and grew up supporting Man United. If the club wasn't taken over by Abramovich he'd no doubt have moved on to a club that would have given him a better salary/career prospects (he was linked with both Arsenal and Man Utd if I recall correctly). Oh, and didn't he flirt with Man City when they came in for him a few years ago? Pwopa Chels tho init

Just appreciate the players for their talent and what them while playing for the club. Don't project stuff on them or expect them to take the club as seriously as we do. It really is just a job for most of these guys.

[Iainrfc04 39]

Just seen he's scored again for City tonight in the cup