Frustrated Frank Lampard goes mad over Marcos Alonso’s irresponsible behavior


Frustrated Frank Lampard goes mad over Marcos Alonso’s irresponsible behavior
Lampard and Alonso

Chelsea Manager Frank Lampard is under immense pressure after cashing in over £200 million to sign some highly talented players this transfer window.

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With the likes of Kai Havertz, Timo Werner, Ben Chilwell, Hakim Ziyech and Thiago Silva arriving at Stamford Bridge, Lampard and his side have huge expectations to fulfill this season. After their recent draw against West Brom, Lampard who was already frustrated with his team’s performances lashed out at the Chelsea Defender Marcos Alonso

Frank Lampard and his unimpressive start to the season

Frank Lampard did not have a fairytale beginning to the season which he would have wanted. Having played three matches Chlesea are now 9th on the table with 4 points. Lampard’s men began their season with an away win over Brighton. In their first home game of the season Chlesea lost to the defending Champions Liverpool .

West Brom vs Chelsea

Everyone expected Chelsea to bounce back stronger against West Brom after their defeat to Liverpool. However West Brom further worsened Lamaprd’s situation by almost defeating Chelsea. Tammy Abraham’s dramatic stoppage-time equalizer saved Chelsea boss Lampard from suffering a humiliating defeat.

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Frank Lampard lashes out at Marcos Alonso

In their game against West Brom Marcos Alonso was booked in the eighth minute. Subsequently he was subbed off at half-time. Alonso was substituted at half time for Azpilicueta. After being subbed he headed to the team bus without permission rather staying in the bench for the second half.

Marcos Alonso

According to the reports of ‘The Athletic’, Franky lashed out at Marcos Alonso in front of the entire squad. Some even suggest that this might be the last time Alonso has played for Chelsea after the dressing room incident.

Frank Lampard

Lampard also took a dig at Alonso in the post match press conference. Speaking about the game Frank said, “The first one Marcos heads it into the middle of the pitch for them was a transition. Marcos loses his man for the third goal from the corner, a clear mistake. You can do as many meetings as you want, if you are going to make those mistakes you give yourself a mountain to climb.”

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