Chelsea's boardroom is reportedly considering bringing back former players Frank Lampard and John Terry as coaches for the first team.
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Some in Chelsea’s boardroom are pushing for 2 former players to take on manager role
Apparently, there are some in Chelsea’s board room who want Frank Lampard and John Terry back at the club.
This time, they want them to be coaches within the first team, if an exclusive report from Caught Offside today is to be believed.
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I mean, if they want to give fans something to celebrate and get them on side again, then this would be a smart move. I’m sure many Chelsea fans would love Lampard back at the club, especially if it was alongside Terry. Those are two absolute club legends right there. Some would also be a bit sceptical about that though and would be against it. I think overall though, some nostalgia baiting might work quite well right about now!
The report is all around new managers, and it says that Andoni Iraola of has become the front runner. But it also mentions Terry and Lampard.
Chelsea's boardroom believes that their experience and connection to the club could benefit the team's performance.
They are being considered for coaching positions within the first team.
The report comes from an exclusive article by Caught Offside.
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