Frankie Lampardi
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Bring him here on the cheap!
Will probably go to Back to West (S)'am though
Bring him here on the cheap!
Will probably go to Back to West (S)'am though
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ManUre supposedly having a sniff - probably move in the summer though.2399 wrote:http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/footba ... hange.html
Bring him here on the cheap!
Will probably go to Back to West (S)'am though
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Still a great player. They look a much better side when he plays.
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Lost Leopard Spot wrote: ManUre supposedly having a sniff - probably move in the summer though.
Hopefully he goes to them and wins a few Premierships then!
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I just logged out of my Email, then it told me that Frank Lampard is quitting Chelsea and maybe will go to New York City FC
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2399 wrote:http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/footba ... hange.html
Bring him here on the cheap!
Will probably go to Back to West (S)'am though
Not a chance. He's not liked there.
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That makes sense. Just a couple of seasons, earning megabucks as Citeh overspend there following what they've done here. They signed David Villa yesterday. Though there are serious spending cps over there I thought.2399 wrote:I just logged out of my Email, then it told me that Frank Lampard is quitting Chelsea and maybe will go to New York City FC
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Just a better version of Kevin Nolan if you ask me. Does nothing all game then might score (with a high percentage from penalties).
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Beefheart wrote:Just a better version of Kevin Nolan if you ask me. Does nothing all game then might score (with a high percentage from penalties).
A much much better version! Not quite at Scholes level domestically but a darn sight better than him in an England shirt!
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A much much better version yes, but still basically the same kind of player imo.Harry Genshaw wrote:Beefheart wrote:Just a better version of Kevin Nolan if you ask me. Does nothing all game then might score (with a high percentage from penalties).
A much much better version! Not quite at Scholes level domestically but a darn sight better than him in an England shirt!
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Which makes him pretty good then. It's easy to forget the career Nolan will have had by the time he retires.Beefheart wrote:A much much better version yes, but still basically the same kind of player imo.Harry Genshaw wrote:Beefheart wrote:Just a better version of Kevin Nolan if you ask me. Does nothing all game then might score (with a high percentage from penalties).
A much much better version! Not quite at Scholes level domestically but a darn sight better than him in an England shirt!
Lampard has never, ever, ever let anyone down, at a very high level.
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Not entirely accurate. Lampard was the heartbeat of the Chelsea midfield when they won two league titles and the champions league.Beefheart wrote:Just a better version of Kevin Nolan if you ask me. Does nothing all game then might score (with a high percentage from penalties).
He was obviously known for his goals but he was also very good in his distribution and general contribution in midfield and was far less of a "play off a big front man" type than Nolan is.
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Legend of the game. Proper
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280 goals from 948 senior appearances (that doesn't appear to include club friendlies) is pretty amazing.boltonboris wrote:Legend of the game. Proper
A goal every 3.4 games. That would be a decent strike rate for a half decent striker never mind a midfielder.
In comparison:
Beckham 146 goals from 834 games
Gerrard 194 goals from 779 games
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