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Not just the results: the reasons for Frank Lampard's dismissal from Chelsea
Coffee complained about the attitude, Rodiger was not counted and the coach continued to insist on Rice and Tarkowski despite management opposition.
At the time of the crisis, the knives were drawn and when the relationship between Lampard and the all-powerful CEO Marina Grankowski ran aground, his dismissal was only a matter of time.
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Monday, January 25, 2021, 3:30 p.m.
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Frank Lampard's status at Chelsea has been in doubt for weeks and no one was surprised when the guillotine went down today (Monday).
The main and central reason for Roman Abramovich's move and his subordinates is the disappointing results, but in England today what is happening at the club is revealed.
It seems that recently there was great tension between Lampard CEO Marina Granovsky - the strong woman who made it practically club heads.
One of the reasons for the tensions between them stemmed from the ratio of coffee goalie coach. The Spanish came to Chelsea 72 million pounds made some serious mistakes last season And towards the end he felt that Lampard did not support him at all and was trying to get him to regain his confidence.
The coach asked for a new goalkeeper and got Edouard Mandy, but the management floor felt he had given up coffee too quickly and too easily.
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The management felt that Lampard was giving up the £ 72 million goalkeeper too quickly (Photo: GettyImages, Chris Brunskill / Fantasista)
In the summer Lampard marked Declan Rice from West Ham as one of his main acquisition goals - something that was inconsistent with Granovskaya.
The general manager received a professional opinion that Rice was not worth an investment of around £ 70 million and also did not want to put Chelsea in an awkward position with the purchase of a player the club released for free when he was 14. The Russian-Canadian replied to Lampard in the negative, but he Continued to insist several times and annoyed the boss.
Another player that coach signed was the brakeman James Tarkowski from Burnley, but even in this case Grankowski refused to enter into negotiations and in the end he and Rice did not join. Antonio Rodiger, on the other hand, did not get opportunities and the management there greatly appreciated him, disliked the fact that Lampard prefers
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him.When the team went into crisis in early December, the players Lampard did not want visited, pulled out the knives.According to The Athletic, Coffee and several other players, talked to management members and besides the attitude towards them, now complained about the former player's coaching ability "Instead of giving precise tactical instructions in the locker room, he's just telling us 'go out and play your game,'" they said, weakening Lampard's position in Grankowski's eyes.
Lampard continued to insist on Rice despite receiving a negative response, upsetting Grankowski (Photo: GettyImages)
"Lampard's layoffs are absolutely ridiculous after his bad bad run as Chelsea coach," tweeted former footballer and current commentator Gary Lineker, "It was clear it would take time for things to connect after the arrival of new players in the summer. But today's football is not famous "With the patience he has. They never learn."
Someone later tweeted that he always remembered Alex Ferguson's early years at Manchester United and Linicker replied: "In today's football they would fire him after a year and a half."
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