Frank Lampard has been rumoured to join Chelsea has manager for a long while now, and he has more or less had everyone persuading him to do it and praising him about the job he could do there. The latest person to show his approval is ex-Chelsea star John Terry.
According to reports on the Mail Online, the current Aston Villa assistant manager John Terry has spoken out about Lampard potentially being appointed as new Chelsea manager.
Terry and Lampard came face to face with each other in the play-off final at Wembley last season, which saw Villa beat Derby after a thrilling play-off tournament. After witnessing Lampard’s season as a manager, Terry had nothing but nice things to say about his ex-teammate.
After the season he has had with Derby and with Chelsea’s transfer ban in place, there is no-one better equipped than Frank to succeed at Chelsea. It is perfect timing for him and the club.
Terry has implied that having the transfer ban will work on Lampard’s side if he’s appointed. He has worked very well with the younger players at Derby County and Terry thinks he will be able to do the same with some of the younger players at Chelsea.
You could see by the improvements made by Mason Mount at Derby last season that Frank will have an impact on young players and improve them.
