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Friday, January 16, 2009
Lampard hits out at Chelsea 'cry babies'
Frank Lampard insists Chelsea's players will accept manager Luiz Felipe Scolari's criticism without protest.
"Any time at any club there will be some players at the top of their game and some that aren't," said Lampard.
"The manager didn't pick on anyone individually. The manager was just explaining how it's been. We're not here to pick out certain individuals, we've all had our patches where we've not played at our best.
"It's important the team stays strong and against Southend we showed a good spirit and team ethic. This is what we need to show from now on.
"I don't think it's a problem - we're all men. When you're a professional at a team like Chelsea and play below par or make a mistake, you have to accept it yourself.
"If the manager criticises you, you have to understand that. There is not a problem with it at all.
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