Helping Lamps Stay

[22mek22 133]

Guys

I was wondering if you think there is anything we can do to help Lamps stay?

I know we do not know what is happening behind the scenes, but there must be a way to get it into the boards head's that we want him to stay. A protest, a song on the 8th minute or something? Even something on Twitter or something?

There must be a way to get our message across.

SUPER FRANKIE LAMPARD

[The only place to be 11,313]

You could write a song but you should probably stipulate certain things like contract length, wages, bonuses and maybe even appearance fees.

The board know the feelings of the fans and they're going to do what they think is best for the club.

[zolayes 14,489]

You could write a song but you should probably stipulate certain things like contract length, wages, bonuses and maybe even appearance fees.

The board know the feelings of the fans and they're going to do what they think is best for the club.

The board will do what Roman tells them

[Rmpr 8,977]

You could write a song but you should probably stipulate certain things like contract length, wages, bonuses and maybe even appearance fees.

The board know the feelings of the fans and they're going to do what they think is best for the club.

Because the best for the club was to keep Torres as our only option as a striker...

[Hutcho 8,443]

We could do whatever, in the end it was down to 1 man... If I thought I could have any impact on it then I would try but all we can hope is he keeps performing and the blokes in charge see the light.

[YouNameIt 1,511]

You can buy Chelsea FC from Roman. Other than that; u cant do shit

[The only place to be 11,313]

Because the best for the club was to keep Torres as our only option as a striker...

Now we're going to have to discuss what 'best for the club' means. Okay.

Like it or not, the investment in Torres was close to £90 million. That's not something you can write off in an age of FFP so the board felt he had to be given a chance up front without any pressure on him. It clearly hasn't panned out so now we're looking for an alternative route forward.

I'm not saying whether it was right or wrong, just explaining why they felt that.

The board will do what Roman tells them

Ultimately yes. Much like when he said 'Sack AVB' and then a few months later we got to go to Munich to see something we thought we might never see 15 years ago, or like when he said 'Sack Jose' and then we got to go to Moscow to try some lovely vodka and that was all that happened, and there definitely wasn't a football match or the most gut-wrenching experience of my life. Nope definitely didn't happen.

What was I saying? Oh right....yes ultimately Roman has the loudest voice in the room because he owns the room. But he's not generally a stupid man. Stupid men don't tend to become billionaires, especially under the circumstances he earned his billions.

[OneMoSalah 8,883]

You can buy Chelsea FC from Roman. Other than that; u cant do shit

This guys got it haha.

Anyway Lamps will go one way or another, we can keep him and use him but at the same time possibly using him more than youngsters like Oscar/De Bruyne/Josh etc. it hampers there development To develop you have to play games and if a 35 year old is playing 20 games a season its preventing young guys who haven't be on loan getting a game.

Getting rid of him has its cons and so does keeping him as well as positives for both.

[The only place to be 11,313]

This guys got it haha.

Anyway Lamps will go one way or another, we can keep him and use him but at the same time possibly using him more than youngsters like Oscar/De Bruyne/Josh etc. it hampers there development To develop you have to play games and if a 35 year old is playing 20 games a season its preventing young guys who haven't be on loan getting a game.

Getting rid of him has its cons and so does keeping him as well as positives for both.

That's a good point. If you look at Mikel, Luiz and maybe Chalobah taking one spot (although that's all up in the air) then you're looking at McEachran, Oscar and Rami sharing time in the other position.

Putting it into contest, Oscar will be 22 next season with over 100 club appearances and about 20 international appearances in the number 10 shirt for Brazil. At the end of next season you'll have the World Cup in Brazil and Oscar will need to be playing regular first-team football for us, and I guarantee that's something he was expecting when he came here.

There's a notion that we'll be playing with kids next season if Lamps leaves - it's bollocks. Players like Cech, Terry, Cahill, Ivanovic, Mikel and Luiz are all going to be between 32 and 25. Some have League Winners' medals, some have Champions League medals, some have both and all have international experience. We're about as well positioned going forward as any team can be.

[Hamilton 2,120]

Nothing we can do..

Still i gave this page a like

http://www.facebook.com/LetLampardStayInChelsea

[BlueLion. 21,491]

It isn't a case of making Lampard want to stay. He's made it clear he doesn't want to go anywhere.

It is a case of making the blind twats in charge of this club realise it would be both a mistake to let him leave, and a slight against the fans of this club who want the player to stay.

[didierforever 7,349]

y not start with a twitter petition?