” Talent, work ethic, leadership…”

Ethe english coach, Frank Lampardappeared before the media in the run-up to the second leg of the quarterfinals of the Champions League to discuss your options against Real Madrid after losing 2-0 in the Santiago Bernabeu.

Is Chelsea broken?

“Where we don’t want to be, I think broken is too much. We’re not where we want to be. In my opinion, tomorrow I don’t think anything is better than winning the Champions League, since we had many moments in that streak. For us, taking into account the result and the team we are up against, we have to fight a lot, so of course it will be special.”

Responsibility

“I’m big on personal responsibility. I don’t blame anyone else, it’s something we have to address in the future. The data, the statistics, the result of what we put into the matches. It’s not a question of player commitment.”

Todd Boehly in the locker room

“I’m comfortable with that. Maybe there’s some criticism of our former owner for not coming to games and being around, that wasn’t always true. I remember moments as an owners player walking into locker rooms for the first time, I remember being happy. I don’t think let it be a bad thing. I had my stuff today, an owner wants to come in and be positive and talk to the player, he can do that. There’s no problem with that, he shows passions and that’s the first thing I like.”

Atmosphere at Stamford Bridge

“I have no doubt that it will be positive. The start of the game, the rest is up to us to play with a real desire to turn this tie around. I’ve been here too many times to understand that the atmosphere is going to be great. Now It is time that we take advantage of that because they can help us”

Goal of Torres in front of the Barça

“I think that everything is possible in football anyway. We deserve to be here at this stage of the competition. You have to be careful to compare with previous moments. Torres running against Barcelona, ​​there is a great job behind it, a history of background. It is always possible to start that story and we have that opportunity. It is only worth concentrating on the here and now with the understanding that we work hard, anything is possible.”

Madrid’s secret

“I don’t know the exact history of Real Madrid, but on the outside they have a great manager who I understand very well, so I think he should take the credit for now. What is very visible from the outside is a core of players who have been here for a long time. Talent, work ethic, leadership skills and drive. Modric, Kroos, Benzema and others. A very good recipe. They also have individual talent and those special players can be crucial for success. Good group overall “

Did you study last year’s game?

“I have studied the two games last year. Not always, but I think it was important because there are many similarities. We also have a quick reference in the past week. I think last week we had opportunities to score. At the same time, there were many things things we could have done better. Things we could have done from the beginning. Our use of the ball, we have to improve that tomorrow. That’s for us to work on and hopefully we’ll see the fruits of that in the game. I know the players They have the ability to give him a good chance.”

tomorrow plan

“What will be…will be seen tomorrow night. We will give everything. Every game you play for Chelsea is an opportunity. Nothing could be less as far as I am concerned. Every game in the future should be an important one in the future because we all want to prove it”

Importance of the hobby

” I think passion goes both ways. We’ve been successful in the last 20 years, which means you want more. Passionate owners want to always make a difference. We’re early in that process. People always question everything at the same time. principle. Passion is normal, all together we can be passionate”

Criticism of the fans

“The only thing I will do is speak honestly about how I see the club. I will speak honestly, I will do my job on the training ground and I will do my job. It is not my job to consider people’s approaches.”