Frank Lampard

I think with management and I think he's never been more clear with management of what is success and what's relative.

I mean, my jobs with Derby when I went there was to try and, you know, we had some financial problems just to try and.

make the playoffs and get in.

It's understandable you could not win a final.

And you have to understand as a football manager, I went to Chelsea and we made the Champions League, got to an FA Cup final.

So my story is different.

And you learn from good and you learn from things that don't go your way.

But I don't feel like I've got a big...

uh handbrake on me or you know shackles on me because of any i've been long enough as a football player i've had lots of success fortunate to be part of great good teams but i also remember the things that didn't go right but i part them now all i think about what i do out there every day with these players what's my messaging what's the training and how can i be a leader that hopefully takes us to where we want to get to and i don't i don't reflect too much on too much other stuff maybe not reflect them but have you become more resilient

I'm quite a resilient person.

From my long playing career, there are many, many things.

Every player, you know, you have tough moments, tough challenges, and you have to be resilient.

It's part of our game.

If you aren't, it will knock you down too many times.

I kind of like that stuff.

I have a kind of a...

Always a real core of wanting to not just prove people wrong.

That sounds too cynical, but in this world with so many opinions around that I actually want to just focus on my job, do a job that I'm confident that I'm pretty good at and hopefully get success.

So, yeah, I'm a resilient man, I would say.

Generally, I was.