I got swag.

swag.

I've been a blue shirt chasing a bag.

Welcome everybody to an emergency episode that I've been kind of afraid of for the last few weeks.

Frank Lampart has been sacked by Chelsea Football Club.

Chris, the audience knows me, you know me to be a die-hard Chelsea supporter

and the emotional one in this dynamic. I think for a lot of

Chelsea fans like myself, today was very hard. This is the first time it's been a club legend that has obviously been sacked by the football club.

I was kind of bummed with Jose Morino.

This wasn't as desperate a situation for Chelsea Football Club as it was second go-around with Jose Marini when it was that he left because that team was honestly

flirting with the relegation zone Chelsea earned good standing right now. Thomas Thuckel, who has since been hired,

formerly of PhD and Brou Dortmund, and we'll get into what that means

for Chelsea FC in a little bit, but let's concentrate on Frank Lampard's departure.

Chelsea FC find themselves five points out of the European

Spot and the Champions League. Frank Lampard did a lot of good here and I want to

accentuate what Frank Lampard did well here at Chelsea. I'm not going to do mudslinging.

We'll address some of the issues towards the tail end in this episode, I'm sure. But Frank Lampard,

obviously, Imidrogba for me, one and two favorite players of all time.

It was really cool to have Frank Lampard here as manager of the football club, even understanding that you didn't have the most

seasoning came in a bit inexperienced. I thought Frank Lampard has a positive legacy just based off of what he did last season.

Let me explain why.

Yeah, Chelsea made Champions League top four finish.

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