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[franklampards]

Just waiting for the day Lampard comes to manage Chelsea, bringing the Chelsea spirit back. Along with Mount back from Derby, and the rest of the amazing talent we have out there on loan, the lads that are Chelsea through and through. Rather than this mish mash of players that have no Chelsea spirit whatsoever. Why on earth has Kovacic not been returned to Real with 0 goals and 0 assists, when Ruben has scored a fucking hat trick this season can’t get a game. Beyond bizarre.

Keep Kepa, Christensen, Loftus Cheek and Ampadu and build around these with Abraham up front and Mount in the team. I’m 110% sure Lampard, as a manager that has won it all as a player, can bring the best out of these lads that are Chelsea through and through, just like he was. How many of the players now can you say are Chelsea through and through? I can name .. 2. Back in the Mourinho (1st era) days, could probably name you 20. There’s your difference. 

Get rid of the deadweight. I like Sarri, but he’s not Chelsea either, Zola is too little of an influence on him. We need PROPER CHELSEA back. I have every faith that Lampard can bring that, get Derby promoted, establish them in the premier league so that he has the credentials to be the next Chelsea manager. Fuck that, hire him this summer, and get rid of all the crap we have at the club this summer. I’d rather watch our youth give 100% and lose a few and grow than watch this bunch of players with no soul play win some, then lose some and this having no effect on them because they’re all like 30 anyway and are losing, so we really don’t have anything to lose by doing that lmao. Bring some fresh blood in, these players are too complacent and too boring.

[3one3]

Hi, hello, welcome. This is 2019 and the Premier League. There is no such things as “proper ______” anymore. Proper whatever doesn’t win trophies or qualify for the Champions League. Top tier football in 2019 is player power, mega stars, commercial interests, and TV deals. Maybe the Championship is for you, though your boys Lamps and Mason Mount aren’t even in the top 4 there, so…idk? Point to the top European clubs with packed trophy cabinets from the last 20 yrs with a starting XI full of homegrown youngsters and manager with 1 year’s experience under his belt. 

[franklampards]

Manchester United fit Rashford and other in their team, are filled with trophies, matches your point. Tottenham are above us, yes no trophies but their football is exciting to watch and full of youth. When have we been consistently exciting to watch for a whole season since 2009? Maybe supporting a club for you is all about the deals and success and TV deals, but I’d rather see us playing good football again with players that love the club, who may fail once or twice. Even if it means being a mid table club, which we will become with this bunch anyway so I don’t really understand your point. This instant success mentality is bullshit and is the curse of clubs. Would also much rather Liverpool win the title @your post, than City. Cheaters are disgusting. Are there really no morals in this game anymore, condoning cheating and all about the money.

[franklampards]

Just waiting for the day Lampard comes to manage Chelsea, bringing the Chelsea spirit back. Along with Mount back from Derby, and the rest of the amazing talent we have out there on loan, the lads that are Chelsea through and through. Rather than this mish mash of players that have no Chelsea spirit whatsoever. Why on earth has Kovacic not been returned to Real with 0 goals and 0 assists, when Ruben has scored a fucking hat trick this season can’t get a game. Beyond bizarre.

Keep Kepa, Christensen, Loftus Cheek and Ampadu and build around these with Abraham up front and Mount in the team. I’m 110% sure Lampard, as a manager that has won it all as a player, can bring the best out of these lads that are Chelsea through and through, just like he was. How many of the players now can you say are Chelsea through and through? I can name .. 2. Back in the Mourinho (1st era) days, could probably name you 20. There’s your difference. 

Get rid of the deadweight. I like Sarri, but he’s not Chelsea either, Zola is too little of an influence on him. We need PROPER CHELSEA back. I have every faith that Lampard can bring that, get Derby promoted, establish them in the premier league so that he has the credentials to be the next Chelsea manager. Fuck that, hire him this summer, and get rid of all the crap we have at the club this summer. I’d rather watch our youth give 100% and lose a few and grow than watch this bunch of players with no soul play win some, then lose some and this having no effect on them because they’re all like 30 anyway and are losing, so we really don’t have anything to lose by doing that lmao. Bring some fresh blood in, these players are too complacent and too boring.

[franklampards]

Frank Lampard managing Derby to a win at Manchester United, managed by Jose Mourinho.

Lampard’s team, in his first year of coaching, with Chelsea youth star Mount on his side, playing better football than the ‘stars’ at old Trafford. Derby fans singing Super Frank. Is this real life?

[franklampards]

Watching Lampard’s Derby team play so well at Man Utd got me thinking. What I would give to see this set up at Chelsea one day:

Manager: Lamps

Assistant manager: JT

Captain: Loftus-cheek

Vice captain: Mount

If only😭😭💙

[chelseafcdaily]

We, Chelsea Football Club will win this title, with or without any other team’s assistance.

NOBODY ELSE MATTERS. NO ONE NEEDS TO CARE ABOUT THIS NLD RESULT 🍾🍾🍾🍾🍾🍾🍾🍾🍾🍾🍾🍾🍾🍾🍾🍾🍾🍾🍾🍾🍾🍾🍾🍾🍾🍾🍾🍾

p.s never trust a team in red 🔵🔵🔵 

[chelseafcdaily]

Touchline love and that Kurt reaction.

[franklampards]

#cfcaw15, Chelsea FC appreciation week.

day 7 - favorite chant | john terry has won the double!

[franklampards]

#cfcaw15, Chelsea FC appreciation week.

day 6 - favorite match/goal | Chelsea 6-0 Arsenal

Going to pick a recent one. The thrashing of Arsenal. To add to the burn it was Wenger’s 1000th game in charge. Instead of one to remember, it was one to forget for them. And the cherry on top of the cake was when their wrong player got sent off. London is BLUE.

[cescdrogsandrocknrolll-deactiva]

CHELSEA APPRECIATION WEEK, day 5: ↳ favourite bromance - Frank Lampard & John Terry

‘I didn’t know him very well until I signed for Chelsea, but almost immediately there was a synergy between us. We had grown up playing in the same league in east London, and there is a mental fortitude about John which I know is one of my own strenghts. We also share the hunger to win, a determination to succeed, and the motivation to play whenever possible. When Mourinho arrived he assessed the character of John and myself and decided we were the perfect combination to lead the team and represent the club. We have grown as individuals since being awarded that responsability, but we have also become closer as friends. That’s why I feel so comfortable around him both on and off the pitch. There’s no one in the world I’d rather have in my defence than John.’

[franklampards]

#cfcaw15, Chelsea FC appreciation week.

day 5 - favorite bromance | David Luiz & Oscar

[edenhazard]

Chelsea FC Appreciation Week - [4/7] : Favourite Former Player

“But most important of all - a huge thank you goes to all the Chelsea fans. I did everything for you and you gave me your love back. I’ll never forget it. It will stay with me forever.”

[cescdrogsandrocknrolll-deactiva]

CHELSEA APPRECIATION WEEK, day 4: ↳ favourite former player - Juan Mata

‘There have been plenty of good moments: the FA Cup, my first trophy as a Blue; the immense happiness of winning titles for the first time in the club’s history, such as that magical Champions League night in Munich and the Europa League… Every message I got through the social media, every nice word you have said to me on the street, and of course, your support in the stadium, has made me feel incredibly proud of the Chelsea fans; you deserve a team like the one you’ve got, with so many fantastic players. I won’t forget the faith you put in me when I was given the player of the year award the last two seasons. I feel really proud and I will never forget those nights. Thank you so much for the way you have treated me, you have been unbelievable.’

[chelseafcazul-blog]

Chelsea FC Appreciation Week - [4/7] - Favourite former player(s): Michael Ballack / Hernán Crespo

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Chelsea FC Appreciation Week: Day 4 (03/09) FAVOURITE FORMER PLAYER → Didier Drogba

Premier League: 2004–05, 2005–06, 2009–10, 2014–15 Football League Cup: 2004–05, 2006–07, 2014–15 FA Cup: 2006–07, 2008–09, 2009–10, 2011–12 UEFA Champions League: 2011–12 FA Community Shield: 2005, 2009 Fourth all-time top scorer: 163 goals Most goals scored by a non-English player: 163 goals Most goals scored in one Premier League season: 29 goals (2009–10) Most goals scored in FA Cup Finals: 4 goals Most goals scored in Football League Cup Finals: 4 goals Most goals scored in Cup Finals: 9 goals Most goals scored in the UEFA Champions League: 36 goals Most goals scored in international games as a Chelsea player: 46 goals

[franklampards]

#cfcaw15, Chelsea FC appreciation week.

day 4 - favorite former player | Frank Lampard

Is it really any surprise? Our top scorer that’s won everything under the sun. This is just a snapshot of things he’s won. Amazing underrated player with an amazing personality. I have a tattoo that looks like an infinity sign that people always assume it is - but it’s a f*cking 8 okay.  My hero.

[cescdrogsandrocknrolll-deactiva]

CHELSEA APPRECIATION WEEK, day 3: ↳ favourite competition - Uefa Champions League

‘This is not anything to do with football; this is more than football, this is spirit – never giving in, fighting to the end. What a road, what a journey, what a finish.’

[edenhazard]

Chelsea FC Appreciation Week - [3/7] : Favourite Competition/ Trophy

“I laugh when people compare a few numbers from a few different leagues and I can laugh because I have been in all of these leagues. But when you see a 6-0 or a 7-0 in Italy or in Spain the people really know the difference between the top teams and the bottom teams. In England there is a reality because it is difficult. We had some matches where everything went in the right direction and we won comfortably. But most of the matches are not like this they’re 1-0, 2-1, 1-1, 0-0, because every team in this league wants to get points - it’s just so competitive.”