Lampard To Juve ??? I Doubt (7 Viewers)
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lampard wont make it in the serie a he is a good player but not great one as evident in his displays for england , the chelsea systems allows him the licence to go foward and have shots as he is protected by obi m, essien or makele depending on who is playing .As a attacking midfielder there are much better options than him btw gerrad is a much better player but he wont come anyway
you are joking? even i rate gerrard higher than lampard as a more complete midfielder, like i said, lampard jsut wants the ball and twats its from where he is thinking hes gona get it in from 40 yrds out when it ends up in row Z. his team work is poor, and definatly lacks creativity, its cuz of lampards own style why england did sh*t at the wc and the strikers hardly got a touch cuz lampard wud take their shots
Lampard: Barca Will Bid Today, Chelsea Will Reject It
Barcelona will today make their first formal contact with Chelsea about midfielder Frank Lampard, with an opening bid of £12 million that the Blues will promptly reject, telling the Catalan giants that he is not for sale at any price.
That, anyway, is what The Sun is reporting on its back pages today.
The newspaper also claims that Chelsea officials will follow that up by arranging another meeting with Lampard to discuss a new contract when he returns for pre-season training next week.
Despite the ongoing contract saga and persistent interest from Barcelona - as well as Juventus - Chelsea are confident they can reach an agreement with Lampard and his advisers over an extension to the two years left on his current deal.
Accordingly they are expected to continue turning down any bids for the 28-year-old England international.
However, Barcelona are said to be equally persistent in their determination to lure him to Catalunya, and are braced for a war of attrition to achieve their objective.
The Sun quotes a "senior source at the Nou Camp" as saying: “We know the negotiation will be a complex one.
“But coach Frank Rijkaard has made his feelings clear on Lampard and it’s now up to the directors to find a way to sign him.
“We don’t expect it will happen quickly but we have time before the new La Liga season begins and we are prepared to do what is necessary.”
Meanwhile, Lampard’s agent, Steve Kutner, is relaxed, saying there is no hurry to resolve this issue.
"Frank will join up with Chelsea next week and will be as committed as ever," he said.
“Nothing can get sorted out until he gets back, but there is no rush.”
goal.com
Barcelona will today make their first formal contact with Chelsea about midfielder Frank Lampard, with an opening bid of £12 million that the Blues will promptly reject, telling the Catalan giants that he is not for sale at any price.
That, anyway, is what The Sun is reporting on its back pages today.
The newspaper also claims that Chelsea officials will follow that up by arranging another meeting with Lampard to discuss a new contract when he returns for pre-season training next week.
Despite the ongoing contract saga and persistent interest from Barcelona - as well as Juventus - Chelsea are confident they can reach an agreement with Lampard and his advisers over an extension to the two years left on his current deal.
Accordingly they are expected to continue turning down any bids for the 28-year-old England international.
However, Barcelona are said to be equally persistent in their determination to lure him to Catalunya, and are braced for a war of attrition to achieve their objective.
The Sun quotes a "senior source at the Nou Camp" as saying: “We know the negotiation will be a complex one.
“But coach Frank Rijkaard has made his feelings clear on Lampard and it’s now up to the directors to find a way to sign him.
“We don’t expect it will happen quickly but we have time before the new La Liga season begins and we are prepared to do what is necessary.”
Meanwhile, Lampard’s agent, Steve Kutner, is relaxed, saying there is no hurry to resolve this issue.
"Frank will join up with Chelsea next week and will be as committed as ever," he said.
“Nothing can get sorted out until he gets back, but there is no rush.”
goal.com
they have young albeit limited talent but for most cases not given enough first team chances also they are loan out to lower leagues so as to accomdate the foreigners , in ref to 1966 thats why the english FA are trying to get the 2016 world cup back in england as that represents their best chance of winning it