Frank Lampard

[Hostedenis 556]

What is everyone so bitter for? Frank is a Chelsea legend, and rightly so. Congratulations, all of you, on calling him a cunt, a wanker, a Judas, amongst other things.

I still consider him a Chelsea legend and I'll give him an ovation if he comes to the Bridge and play. I hope he won't score, but I'll definitely not boo him. This is the guy that has won us the league, the Champions league, the Europa league, ... He's been great for us!

Yes, he now scores for City and yes, he's won them points. It saddens me to see him do that. He's certainly spiced up the league, that's for sure.

But how the lot of you can be so disrespectful to one of our Legends, can't understand that...

I'll be in Matthew Harding when we play City, and I'll be clapping if Frank comes on. But I won't if he scores, off course, I'll be sad.

But calling a legend like that a cunt? Do you kiss your mother with that mouth?

[MrBlueGuy 1,552]

For some reason I think he might actually win the title for City, which will be ironic and typical football. It is one of those thing that show why football is the most exciting sport on the planet. It is like Gerrard slip when he was destined to win the title as Liverpool captain after 20 years, or us winning the CL despite having the worst squad in 10 years beating the best club side in football history(Barcelona at the time) and extremely strong Bayern at their own stadium.

Hopefully I am wrong but I can actually see it happening, and in a way it is quite funny and predictable at the same time.

[lionsden 4,689]

What is everyone so bitter for? Frank is a Chelsea legend, and rightly so. Congratulations, all of you, on calling him a cunt, a wanker, a Judas, amongst other things.

I still consider him a Chelsea legend and I'll give him an ovation if he comes to the Bridge and play. I hope he won't score, but I'll definitely not boo him. This is the guy that has won us the league, the Champions league, the Europa league, ... He's been great for us!

Yes, he now scores for City and yes, he's won them points. It saddens me to see him do that. He's certainly spiced up the league, that's for sure.

But how the lot of you can be so disrespectful to one of our Legends, can't understand that...

I'll be in Matthew Harding when we play City, and I'll be clapping if Frank comes on. But I won't if he scores, off course, I'll be sad.

But calling a legend like that a cunt? Do you kiss your mother with that mouth?

There's always one. I'm surprised it took this long for a "super fan" to show up.

[ilovecolombia 25]

Looks like someone finally got revenge on Mourinho the most hated coach in football history.

Funny that it was Lamps.

[Hostedenis 556]

There's always one. I'm surprised it took this long for a "super fan" to show up.

I'm surprised as well, I thought there were more Chelsea fans on a Chelsea board.

[Muzchap 8,966]

There's always one. I'm surprised it took this long for a "super fan" to show up.

Seriously?

We let Lampard leave - and that's now proving to be a mistake, who's fault is that Lampards or ours?

Let's say your boss let you go - and a rival firm picked you up and you felt you had more in the tank, and you did well for the new firm - does that make you a cunt or the bloke(s) that let you go?

Lampard is a legend - grow up people - he was a fantastic servant who would have been here now IF we would have wanted him.

Jose might learn a lesson or two from this along with the rest of the Chelsea management team...

[Fernando 6,585]

I'm disappointed and a bit mad, but truth be told I sure do miss him though.

He would have been awesome to have today as a super sub.

[CurlyHairLikeLuiz 1,625]

Seriously?

We let Lampard leave - and that's now proving to be a mistake, who's fault is that Lampards or ours?

Let's say your boss let you go - and a rival firm picked you up and you felt you had more in the tank, and you did well for the new firm - does that make you a cunt or the bloke(s) that let you go?

Lampard is a legend - grow up people - he was a fantastic servant who would have been here now IF we would have wanted him.

Jose might learn a lesson or two from this along with the rest of the Chelsea management team...

So you join their direct rival? This isn't a fucking factory job, it comes with responsiblity, the emotion, the fans, and the professionalism that it entails.

As Zola said, the players move on, the board moves on, even the stadiums move on, but the fans are a constant, and you don't lose that responsibility when your contract breaks. Lamps did just that, he took the memories the Chelsea fans had of him, and pissed on them, and is now causing death by a thousand cuts just to rub salt in the wound.

He never even signed a contract with NYCFC, it was a transfer to City dressed up to decieve the fans that he 'had no other choice' and that's how it got through the PL board so he could play in the Sunderland game.

Face it, we may have retired him, but he's decided himself to set up our own hanging.

I highly doubt after this that Frank will come back and coach now. Didier for sure. Terry for sure. I'm sure if the time came for Cole we would do the same for him too. But after what Frank has done to us? I'd be against it.

[Muzchap 8,966]

So you join their direct rival? This isn't a fucking factory job, it comes with responsiblity, the emotion, the fans, and the professionalism that it entails.

As Zola said, the players move on, the board moves on, even the stadiums move on, but the fans are a constant, and you don't lose that responsibility when your contract breaks. Lamps did just that, he took the memories the Chelsea fans had of him, and pissed on them, and is now causing death by a thousand cuts just to rub salt in the wound.

He never even signed a contract with NYCFC, it was a transfer to City dressed up to decieve the fans that he 'had no other choice' and that's how it got through the PL board so he could play in the Sunderland game.

Face it, we may have retired him, but he's decided himself to set up our own hanging.

I highly doubt after this that Frank will come back and coach now. Didier for sure. Terry for sure. I'm sure if the time came for Cole we would do the same for him too. But after what Frank has done to us? I'd be against it.

Well this is life in the 'big world' - he's no longer here and we let him go.

You can be childish about it or mature - your choice.

But I won't turn my back on one of our greatest ever players and I know many fans who also won't - thankfully

Let's stay classy as Ron Jeremy says

[Term-X 7,891]

Well this is life in the 'big world' - he's no longer here and we let him go.

You can be childish about it or mature - your choice.

But I won't turn my back on one of our greatest ever players and I know many fans who also won't - thankfully

Let's stay classy as Ron Jeremy says

Not really, footballers are in a different stratosphere to real world employees, there isn't 45k seater stadia around fryers at Burger King.

Lampard profited commercially from the legend status we gave him, he never shied away, it was part of his identity. When you are regarded in such a way, you'd expect a well balanced person to have a moral compass and leave with class like Didier & Ash.

[Term-X 7,891]

Drogba is a man of the people, he's a better person. The private schools clearly got to Frank, he was in the 1% from birth.. the irony though, is that he has no class.

[iseah100 5,612]

Term-X, I want to apologize. You were right, I was wrong and stupid. I'm sorry.

[LDN Blue 7,903]

I hate being right about this issue. When everyone told us to chill out because the loan was for the end of Jan just to "train" and stay match ready, I hoped I was going to be wrong and he would leave as soon as he could. But now it's come to it and Lampard has chosen how he wants to be remembered. Yes, what he's done in a Chelsea shirt will live in and it will probably eclipse the man.

But Frank Lampard is no longer a Chelsea icon imo. The lack of loyalty shown to us, going back on his words of old, it's a tough pill to swallow. Mourinho didn't seem impressed either, but I'm sure he was saving face by not speaking further on the matter.. More so than he did anyway.

I'm just glad we've got guys like Drogba & Terry here. I hope they won't turn out the same, but honestly nothing surprises me in football any more.

[Term-X 7,891]

Term-X, I want to apologize. You were right, I was wrong and stupid. I'm sorry.

Honestly, deep down.. like LDN, I wanted to be wrong, there are no winners in this.

[The Chels 2,502]

Manuel Pellegrini has suggested Frank Lampard could extend his stay at Manchester City beyond this season after the player’s precise status with the Premier League champions was thrown into confusion and he came under fire from supporters of New York City “outraged” by his decision not to join the Major League Soccer club, as agreed, in the new year.

http://www.theguardian.com/football/2015/jan/01/frank-lampard-manchester-city-next-season-manuel-pellegrini-mls-new-york-city?CMP=share_btn_tw

Haha people call us fans bitter but Lampard is probably the most bitter individual of all. We didn't give him his £200k per week to sit on the bench, so he wants to win the title for City at our expense and will inevitably stay on next season if that's what is required.