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At the end of January, Frank Lampard was sacked as manager and replaced by Sean Dyche.
But Ancelotti, who was in the Chelsea dugout between 2009 and 2011, has backed former England midfielder Lampard to make a success of the unexpected return to his beloved west London club.
Chelsea caretaker boss, Frank Lampard, has revealed that his team lost 2-1 against Brighton in Saturday’s Premier League tie at Stamford Bridge because the visitors played as a team and were the better side.
Source: https://dailypost.ng/2023/04/15/epl-lampard-reveals-why-chelsea-lost-2-1-to-brighton/
Chelsea hired the 51-year-old former Tottenham Hotspur and Paris St Germain boss in May after finishing 12th in the Premier League following a tumultuous campaign, which saw Thomas Tuchel, Graham Potter and Frank Lampard take charge at Stamford Bridge.
Despite failing to make a senior appearance for the club, Samuels-Smith departs Goodison Park having made significant impressions on boss and his predecessor Frank Lampard.
Source: https://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/a-shock-me-ishe-samuels-27285170
Frank Lampard has made six changes to the XI he sent out in Madrid in midweek.
Frank Lampard warns his Chelsea stars they must be more aggressive as his dugout.
Frank Lampard, who led Chelsea on a caretaker basis until the end of the season following Potter’s sacking, has left the club.
Source: https://theheraldghana.com/mauricio-pochettino-chelsea-appoint-ex-tottenham-boss-as-head-coach/
His confidence was boosted further by his maiden Everton goal – a brilliant instinctive lob over Bournemouth goalkeeper Neto – in only his third appearance in which the wise words of Lampard probably played some part.
His save-of-an-era from Cesar Azpilicueta under Frank Lampard and penalty stop from James Maddison for Sean Dyche were the two biggest moments of those battles against the drop.
It appeared his career was all but over under Frank Lampard but the 30-year-old was reintegrated into the squad following the Chelsea legend's sacking and has proved to be a key member of the squad in the battle to avoid relegation.
It wasn’t motivation Chelsea lacked against Real as much as “the final third stuff”, as Lampard described their lack of goals, of the cohesion of a team, of the quiet calm of Carlo Ancelotti, which is infinitely preferable to the noisy chaos of Boehly.
‘It was very disappointing, even in the first half, I would say,’ Lampard told Sky Sports.
Source: https://metro.co.uk/2023/01/04/frank-lampard-responds-everton-sack-rumours-brighton-defeat-18036177/
Iwobi operated mostly as a central midfielder under former Toffees boss Frank Lampard but has since been used on the flanks since Sean Dyche took over the managerial reigns at Goodison Park.
Source: https://punchng.com/iwobi-tells-dyche-peseiro-he-prefers-no-8-role/
Lampard, a former Chelsea player and manager, has been appointed interim coach until the end of the season after the firing of Graham Potter and is still learning about his expensively assembled team that is languishing in 11th place.
Lampard doesn't believe removing the structure altogether is the answer, but having more capable hands in control is a necessary step to perfecting an increasingly important part of the sport.
Source: https://www.dailystar.co.uk/sport/football/chelsea-lampard-var-managers-referees-31088799
Lampard is reportedly in talks with Chelsea about taking over as interim coach.
Lampard, meanwhile, also insists Sterling’s poor form this season is only ‘temporary’.
Lampard spent 18 months in charge of Chelsea between July 2019 and January 2021.
Lampard struggled to get the best out of the German during his time in west London.