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nottsblue wrote:Reading the press this morning you wouldn't know Lampard had played his last game in England. Barely a mention. The cynic in me would suggest this is down to the club he bowed out with. If he was still at Chelsea, undoubtedly the fanfare would have been there for all to see.

No mention of Joe getting a record fourth Golden Glove, Kun was barely recognised for being leading scorer and even Newcastles great escape was second billing to the dippers loss

It's obvious that no credit is given to us by the southern-based press, even when we win the league and cup in the same season. It's satisfying to know, however, that every time we succeed it really hurts these degenerates.

And a well done to Lampard, got a great reception and earned it (although mostly playing for Chelsea).

He was a huge surprise for me, really funny how he became the best transfer we had whole season.

This shows what a world class player he is/was.

Thought his speech was piss funny. Great reception and banter from the crowd too. He seemed to really enjoy it. Nice touch imo

Great pro , top top player and all round good guy .

Respect and regards Frank...should have probably started a few more games than he did.

Wonderwall wrote:Thought his speech was piss funny. Great reception and banter from the crowd too. He seemed to really enjoy it. Nice touch imo

We want you to staaaaaay oh Frank Lampard we want you to stay.

His last goal for us was the story of his career really. Always in the right place at the right time. Cracking finish.

What a superb player though, sorry to see him leave city and the prem. Well done to the club for an excellent send off.

It was class all round, from the club, the fans & Frayyynk.

Vieira & Co should make a point of showing the kids how Lampard's head is never still, looking round all the time, even without the ball, getting a mental picture of where everybody is on the pitch.

He is in pretty good shape for NYC now, sharp as he could be. Good luck to him.

Much more suited now to the attacking role the Count has used him, rather than deep mid like twats such as Hodgson would.

Just watching the Sky programme on him. What a humble guy. Young footballers should take a leaf out of his book. Never got ahead of himself and took each stage of his development one step at a time. No billy big bollocks like you see with a lot of junior players nowadays.

MLS player of the week. NYCFC legend

bigblue wrote:MLS player of the week. NYCFC legend

Pleased for him that he's finally managed to put a run of games together and show what he can do.

His first 2 goals in his hat trick were last week were classic Lampard - late runs into the box, leaving his markers.

If he can stay fit, NYCFC could be looking at a great season.

Absolute legend, one of the few non city players i ever loved and when he signed for city i thought it would end in tears but it jus propelled him to close to the list of my favorite all time players.