Championship Spotlight focuses on the managerial merry-go-round with Frank Lampard being lined up by Norwich City after Bristol City and Millwall make moves…
Scottish giants Rangers have been warned that it would “make no sense” to appoint Chelsea legend Frank Lampard as Michael Beale’s successor.
Mauricio Pochettino has taken his offensive tactics straight out of the Frank Lampard handbook by simply encouraging the Chelsea players to ‘express themselves’.
Only somebody who works for the Daily Mail would think Frank Lampard has somehow been vindicated by Chelsea’s form.
Lampard won just one of his 11 games in charge of Chelsea last season and has revealed the biggest cause of the ‘low standards’, which may have been better had ...
Frank Lampard has given his view on Manchester United signing “throwback” player Mason Mount, who he feels will “raise levels” at Old Trafford.
With the Premier League season over it’s time for one last exhaustive and exhausting run down of every poor sod who took charge in Our League this season.
A ‘very good manager’ would have improved standards at Chelsea, which have become far worse under Lampard’s stewardship…
Chelsea players are open about their desire to leave the club in training, with one questioning why they’re bothering to do running drills, ignoring Lampard’s pleas.
‘I can’t jump into the future,’ said a testy Lampard when asked about Pochettino’s job at Chelsea, before picking out a trio for praise.
While Tottenham continually wipe custard from their chops, poor Graham Potter waits patiently to be noticed. Also: mails on Lampard, Lindelof, Liverpool…
Frank Lampard has continued his career-long feud but still offered Chelsea predictable ‘hope for the future’, even if ‘fans’ are furious with one young star.
The Mailbox asks what’s next for Frank Lampard after his wretched return to Chelsea. Also: why should Man City comply and co-operate with Premier League and UEFA investigations?
Man management? Nope. Team selection? Nah. Tactics? F*** off. Lampard just can’t help himself – the man’s obsessed.
Lampard came up with a Chelsea ‘excuse’ but the shocking form of course has nothing at all to do with his tactics, which are exemplary.
The build-up to Man Utd versus Chelsea was about Mason Mount. In the aftermath of a crushing home win, Frank Lampard needs to wake up and accept reality.
The 22-year-old old should be”putting his feet up and saying: ‘What a year’” rather than dealing with this Chelsea sh*tshow. Lampard has tipped him for a new role next season.
Frank Lampard thinks Chelsea need to “stick” to a process like Premier League rivals Brighton, Brentford, Newcastle United and Manchester City.
Frank Lampard admits Chelsea could give Manchester City a guard of honour if they win the title before they play on Sunday.
Barnes used both Lampard and Gerrard to highlight the racism in football management, insisting they would not have been given the same opportunities if they were black.
Here are ten instances of Lampard, almost always unprompted, offering us a glimpse behind the curtain at a dressing room of buzzwords where the tactics board sits idle in the ...
Frank Lampard wants his Chelsea players to be killers in attack if they are going to emulate Raheem Sterling’s goals in the 2-2 draw against Nottm Forest.
Lampard says he is not thinking about Chelsea’s ability to impact the title race, top four race and relegation battle between now and the end of the season.
The current 20 Premier League managers appear pretty certain to survive the remaining weeks of the season now. Even Frank Lampard.
“I wish Frank the best – he’s a great pro, and an even better person,” said Aguero, who backed his former teammate to propel one player in particular to even ...
Erik Ten Hag gave his players two days off after two defeats that makes him WORSE than Solskjaer as Frank Lampard earns a job…
It’s been a busy season for revolving doors in the Premier League but at the bottom many of these managerial changes have made little difference.
Claude Makelele has sensationally claimed that Man City boss Pep Guardiola would not be doing a better job than Frank Lampard at Chelsea.
Frank Lampard finally delivered his first win of the season as Chelsea manager, but he has admitted that there is still plenty of work to be done
Frank Lampard has insisted the Chelsea players ‘do care’ about the club despite their woeful results recently, as he looks ahead to playing Bournemouth.