Lampard a disgrace

[Carlton Blade]

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We gave Keogh room and time on the ball first half and made him look like Beckenbauer, second half we closed him down a pressurised him and made him look like Nosworrhy.

He genuinely can't defend and he thinks he's a superstar.

Harsh on Nosworthy

 

[georgebernardshaw]

Harsh on Nosworthy

Two words

“Im” and “possible”

 

[Almosthuman]

Love lampard as a player and am sure he’ll go on to be a great manager.

Not a patch on our Chris but I love to see aggression and passion in the game. They shook hands after I’m sure that’s the end of it.

 

[Davalon]

From my vantage point in the South Stand I thought Lampard was suggesting to Wilder that he was kicking off just to get the crowd going, judging by his hand gestures.

In fairness I thought his backroom staff were worse than Lampard, contesting every tiny decision.

And Nugent clearly called the fourth official a cunt. Could read his lips clear as day from my seat.

 

[Hartley Hare]

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

I thought he said "silly woman"....

HH

 

[ShockingBadBuy]

I like a bit of schadenfreude as much as any football supporter, but I'm not usually one for spiteful nastiness after a win. This evening, however, having observed the Cockney Twat for 98 minutes, from 6 rows back in the South, I would just like to say

Wank Lampard's Derby County, ha ha ha

Also, it was a genuine pleasure to bump into The Crab at half time. Hope you have the best 2019, Neil.

 

[Superblades]

Biggs just tweeted an interview with him seemed fine to me too
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Fair play. Everyone moves on and good words from him about us.

 

[Brother-Leech]

Celebrating a goal, whatever next. Getting upset when a decision doesn’t go your way? Cheekily winding opposition fans up? My guess is you don’t remember the Warnock years, Paddy giving it large in front of the pigs or any of that good stuff? Just good, wholesome fun.

I do remember the warnock years and I enjoyed them. I also thoroughly enjoyed today. I’m not moaning about lampard, just think it could have been a different outcome had he behaved differently.

 

[JohnDenver]

Bit lost by the Lampard hatred. He’s done better than I expected so far, but that second half was exactly the sort of performance I expected of a team of his. Thinking they’re better than they are rather than digging in and battling. And their youngsters wilting a bit in the heat.

That back four of theirs lost all shape in the face of our ferocity.

 

[S40BLADE]

Was it your actual eye or your Japs eye.

Asking for a friend.

Both

 

[knowsnowt]

Hes a cunt.

 

[Hodgesleftpeg]

Hes a cunt.

No he isn’t

 

[The Crab]

I like a bit of schadenfreude as much as any football supporter, but I'm not usually one for spiteful nastiness after a win. This evening, however, having observed the Cockney Twat for 98 minutes, from 6 rows back in the South, I would just like to say

Wank Lampard's Derby County, ha ha ha

Also, it was a genuine pleasure to bump into The Crab at half time. Hope you have the best 2019, Neil.

Thanks Shockers, was great to meet you, same goes mate, have a great one.

 

[United Aren't Back.]

Celebrating a goal, whatever next. Getting upset when a decision doesn’t go your way? Cheekily winding opposition fans up? My guess is you don’t remember the Warnock years, Paddy giving it large in front of the pigs or any of that good stuff? Just good, wholesome fun.

You get carried away during a game.
Any cunt entering Bramall Lane then acting the cunt deserves all he gets.
Simple.
We support United.
Fuck all other cunts.
Fuck Lampsrd too.

 

[knowsnowt]

No he isn’t

By definition an opinion cannot be wrong.

 

[Booker4]

Lamoard and Wilder are vey different characters and have got to where they are now on very different paths! Wilders got to the Championship on merit, Lampard's got their because he;s a big name and was a very good player. Lampard's Derby is very much built on big names and/or big transfer fees and I'd still not take their team over ours and ours cost about one of their players!

 

[raul]

Some snowflakes on here.

 

[knowsnowt]

Some snowflakes on here.

And gammons. Though I've no idea what either are. I understand jts "hip" to use such terms though.

 

[Seanshoreham]

Agree that there's nowt wrong with a bit of manager passion - I mean can you imagine the likes of Adkins or Bryan Knobson getting worked up? - shows they actually care IMO

 

[KoppedOff]

He just had the tit on because he specifically arrived an hour early so he could visit the museum and have his photo taken with the display of his hero, Nick Montgomery. When he found out there was no such display, he threw a wobbler and had to settle for a selfie with Captain Blade.

 

[Superblades]

Bit lost by the Lampard hatred. He’s done better than I expected so far, but that second half was exactly the sort of performance I expected of a team of his. Thinking they’re better than they are rather than digging in and battling. And their youngsters wilting a bit in the heat.

That back four of theirs lost all shape in the face of our ferocity.

Yep, I don’t really get the “self entitled to a good job”...he’s hardly gonna turn round to Derby if they offer him a job and say “sorry lads, I need to start at Notts County to prove myself”.

 

[Pinchy]

I thought it was fairly even first half but they were just starting to get on top when we scored

As happens to us on countless occasions so no fucks to spare for that. Delighted.

As for those claiming the first half was shit, take a walk with me over 55 years at The Lane. No grey areas in S2, eh?

Well played Tufty and the lads. A handsomely well-earned victory.

 

[SteveBlade]

In my opinion Frank Lampard always comes across as a level headed and intelligent bloke.

 

[FleaPitBlade]

He went toe to toe, they had words and then they all shake hands and we all move on. Nothing up with that. It actually played into our hands in the end

He also got a bit of stick off the south stand dugout crowd and gave them some back in good jest. Fair play to him.

 

[eastsussexblade]

Lamoard and Wilder are vey different characters and have got to where they are now on very different paths! Wilders got to the Championship on merit, Lampard's got their because he;s a big name and was a very good player. Lampard's Derby is very much built on big names and/or big transfer fees and I'd still not take their team over ours and ours cost about one of their players!

Bang On! Fawners and Sycophants don't make a manager. Unfortunately the press and media seems to think it does. We'll see in time. However we are all same in the knowledge that our Chris has come from nothing, working hard with nothing and against all the odds, come to be something special. I know which chap I'd rather be

 

[raul]

And gammons. Though I've no idea what either are. I understand jts "hip" to use such terms though.

Yeah, but it's the Gammons being Snowflakes...

 

[ShockingBadBuy]

To be fair, his main crimes today were whingeing like fuck throughout the game, and having a face like a lemon when they were losing. To be fair, again, these crimes will be held against him with greater prejudice than usual because, simply, he has not paid his dues (often translated as "having a sense of entitlement").

Part of me feels he is unlucky, because it's the obsequious, Prem-obsessed, simpleton media that have christened them "FLDC". Part of me thinks, "Fuck him. He is very much part of the problem".*

* the cunt

 

[ShockingBadBuy]

Part of me also thinks

 

[Flatulent_Bob]

By definition an opinion cannot be wrong.

Of course it can.
You could have the opinion that the sun rises in the west. That can be your opinion, but it’s wrong.

 

[drinksmat]

Agree that there's nowt wrong with a bit of manager passion - I mean can you imagine the likes of Adkins or Bryan Knobson getting worked up? - shows they actually care IMO

In fairness I recall Bryan getting a little animated away at Norwich. In fact it was so out of character that it has stuck with me to this day.