Parks Lives wrote:
Anyone starting to feel sorry for him?
Parks Lives wrote:I know what your saying, I don't think as a bloke he's that bad, if not a bit arrogant and now ridiculously sensitive. He was just completely over rated as a player, something most of us realised before the mass media did.
If he doesn't take penalties this season and they stick with two strikers, I really think he may struggle to get 1 - 2 goals.
"For me, Lampard is guilty. He is guilty because you never had a player like him in the last 10 years and because of that you are having a go at him.
"He is guilty because he scored so many goals and he played so many matches and he always gives 100%, game after game, for Chelsea and England."
Agooner wrote:Lamps has fallen so quickly from grace. just over a year ago threads were being made on 606 comparing him to zidane, now even those morons are calling for him to be benched
saintgoingmarching wrote:
I found Mourinho's comments that:
"For me, Lampard is guilty. He is guilty because you never had a player like him in the last 10 years and because of that you are having a go at him.
bluenine wrote:It was a ridiculous overhype due to the fact that he used to score so regularily.... I must say that I found his scoring record very confusing, coz he was/is not that good player... my opinion of Lampard has not changed (even after his bad patch)... he is a decent midfielder with a good shot.
Isar Truppe wrote:When your manager comes out and says "Lampard will take the penalties, unless they are important ones" then I think that says it all really.
Lampard had a good run, now he should maybe think about playing for Boro or maybe Wigan.
saintgoingmarching wrote:They should have sold him to Barca for 40 million.
No, wait, that story was crap and Barca are nowhere near stupid enough to pay that for him...
saintgoingmarching wrote:
Still, Ballack's penalty was outstanding, and Lampard's celebrating with Ballack utterly contrived. All is not well in the Chelsea dressing room, that's for sure.
saintgoingmarching wrote:Lampard has missed 4 out of his last 5 penalties, and the one he scored wasn't particularly well taken and was almost saved.
I found Mourinho's comments that:
"For me, Lampard is guilty. He is guilty because you never had a player like him in the last 10 years and because of that you are having a go at him.
"He is guilty because he scored so many goals and he played so many matches and he always gives 100%, game after game, for Chelsea and England."
thoroughly misplaced. Just about every midfielder who has played for England in recent years has given more than Lampard. Including Trevor Sinclair and Nicky Butt.
For heaven's sake, Owen Hargreaves has offered more of a goal threat and more creativity in the last 5 or 6 England games than Lampard has. This is classic Mourinho - in trying to cover up the fact that he knows he bought Ballack to account for Lampard's deficiencies, he goes too far and it becomes an obvious attempt at skewing the truth.
Still, Ballack's penalty was outstanding, and Lampard's celebrating with Ballack utterly contrived. All is not well in the Chelsea dressing room, that's for sure.
bollcoks. Missed= Charlton, Portugal, Hungary. He didnt miss a single pen in the prem last year. And same for the year before that.
Ballack wrote:saintgoingmarching wrote:Lampard has missed 4 out of his last 5 penalties, and the one he scored wasn't particularly well taken and was almost saved.
I found Mourinho's comments that:
"For me, Lampard is guilty. He is guilty because you never had a player like him in the last 10 years and because of that you are having a go at him.
"He is guilty because he scored so many goals and he played so many matches and he always gives 100%, game after game, for Chelsea and England."
thoroughly misplaced. Just about every midfielder who has played for England in recent years has given more than Lampard. Including Trevor Sinclair and Nicky Butt.
For heaven's sake, Owen Hargreaves has offered more of a goal threat and more creativity in the last 5 or 6 England games than Lampard has. This is classic Mourinho - in trying to cover up the fact that he knows he bought Ballack to account for Lampard's deficiencies, he goes too far and it becomes an obvious attempt at skewing the truth.
Still, Ballack's penalty was outstanding, and Lampard's celebrating with Ballack utterly contrived. All is not well in the Chelsea dressing room, that's for sure.
Murray wrote:Too bad for Lamps that penalties can't be deflected. Then he'd never miss.
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