Lampard philosophical over poor crowd

Chelsea goal hero Frank Lampard has every sympathy with the fans who shunned their opening Champions League game of the season against Anderlecht at Stamford Bridge last night.

Lampard philosophical over poor crowd
Wed, 14 Sep, 2005 - 07:50

Chelsea goal hero Frank Lampard has every sympathy with the fans who shunned their opening Champions League game of the season against Anderlecht at Stamford Bridge last night.

Just over 29,000 turned up to watch Lampard earn Chelsea three points with the decisive goal against the Belgians in the 18th minute of a disappointing encounter.

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