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Player topic: Frank Lampard (2014/15)
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Re: Frank Lampard
Starting to realize why Lampard scored so many as a midfielder. Always likes to have a pop and seems to crop up in the right place at the right time. I didn't think he'd get much of a game here but it's starting to look like we will need to renew his loan just to get the goals in later in the season!
Starting to realize why Lampard scored so many as a midfielder. Always likes to have a pop and seems to crop up in the right place at the right time. I didn't think he'd get much of a game here but it's starting to look like we will need to renew his loan just to get the goals in later in the season!
tolmie's hairdoo
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Re: Frank Lampard
Frank is going to be a huge asset for our club in the years to come.
He has seen what our club is about and seems genuinely taken aback at the rate we are developing the club.
The media love this man. He'll be our champion on TV, the first nationally acceptable mouthpiece with no hint of hate for City.
Not a Peter Beagrie, not a Peter Reid, not a Niall Quinn, not an Andy Hinchcliffe, not a Paul Dickov, not a token Shaun Goater.
Frank Fucking Lampard with cunts like Phil Neville and Michael Owen not worth the steam off his shit.
Frank is going to be a huge asset for our club in the years to come.
He has seen what our club is about and seems genuinely taken aback at the rate we are developing the club.
The media love this man. He'll be our champion on TV, the first nationally acceptable mouthpiece with no hint of hate for City.
Not a Peter Beagrie, not a Peter Reid, not a Niall Quinn, not an Andy Hinchcliffe, not a Paul Dickov, not a token Shaun Goater.
Frank Fucking Lampard with cunts like Phil Neville and Michael Owen not worth the steam off his shit.
kaz7
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Re: Frank Lampard
Have you heard anything about when he has to leave? ta
tolmie's hairdoo said:Frank is going to be a huge asset for our club in the years to come.
He has seen what our club is about and seems genuinely taken aback at the rate we are developing the club.
The media love this man. He'll be our champion on TV, the first nationally acceptable mouthpiece with no hint of hate for City.
Not a Peter Beagrie, not a Peter Reid, not a Niall Quinn, not an Andy Hinchcliffe, not a Paul Dickov, not a token Shaun Goater.
Frank Fucking Lampard with cunts like Phil Neville and Michael Owen not worth the steam off his shit.
Have you heard anything about when he has to leave? ta
Delia Smith
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Re: Frank Lampard
I wouldn't. Lampard looks good as a sub but wouldn't last 90+ minutes these days. Yaya Yaya is still an important player.
Wrighty Wrexham said:I would start him ahead of Ya Ya at the moment but hey thats never going to happen is it!!!
I wouldn't. Lampard looks good as a sub but wouldn't last 90+ minutes these days. Yaya Yaya is still an important player.
mcfctomlad
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Re: Frank Lampard
I love him at city
I love him at city
Citizen of Legoland
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Re: Frank Lampard
He'll always be a Chelsea legend first. Think we've got a few year's wait yet for one of our current crop of players to retire to sing our praises - Kompany, probably. Maybe GazBaz, perhaps?
tolmie's hairdoo said:Frank is going to be a huge asset for our club in the years to come.
He has seen what our club is about and seems genuinely taken aback at the rate we are developing the club.
The media love this man. He'll be our champion on TV, the first nationally acceptable mouthpiece with no hint of hate for City.
Not a Peter Beagrie, not a Peter Reid, not a Niall Quinn, not an Andy Hinchcliffe, not a Paul Dickov, not a token Shaun Goater.
Frank Fucking Lampard with c**ts like Phil Neville and Michael Owen not worth the steam off his shit.
He'll always be a Chelsea legend first. Think we've got a few year's wait yet for one of our current crop of players to retire to sing our praises - Kompany, probably. Maybe GazBaz, perhaps?
supercity88
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Re: Frank Lampard
He might be a Chelsea legend in terms of how long he played for the club and what he achieved there but look at Vieira now... barely a mention of him in any Arsenal capacity. He came to City and embraced what we are all about and what a person to have at the club to motivate young players. Lampard is the same, he is the most professional England player of his generation. He has worked hard, trained hard and played well on every stage and is an intelligent player. If he can go to New York for a year or two to help attract support there and then work in a coaching role at City it would be an incredible coup for us.
He might be a Chelsea legend in terms of how long he played for the club and what he achieved there but look at Vieira now... barely a mention of him in any Arsenal capacity. He came to City and embraced what we are all about and what a person to have at the club to motivate young players. Lampard is the same, he is the most professional England player of his generation. He has worked hard, trained hard and played well on every stage and is an intelligent player. If he can go to New York for a year or two to help attract support there and then work in a coaching role at City it would be an incredible coup for us.
Frank Lampard
Did anyone else notice Lampard's shout of joy when he ran over to congratulate Aguero after his goal? I would still expect him to bleed Chelsea blood after the career he had with them, but I admire his commitment, and his will for us to win.
Did anyone else notice Lampard's shout of joy when he ran over to congratulate Aguero after his goal? I would still expect him to bleed Chelsea blood after the career he had with them, but I admire his commitment, and his will for us to win.
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Yeah I did, could you of not put that thought here?
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Pieblue said:Did anyone else notice Lampard's shout of joy when he ran over to congratulate Aguero after his goal? I would still expect him to bleed Chelsea blood after the career he had with them, but I admire his commitment, and his will for us to win.
Yeah I did, could you of not put that thought here?
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