Ex Iron's Massive Favour To Club

In 2001 Frank Lampard moved across London from West Ham to Chelsea for megabucks at the beginning of the Roman Abramovich era, many were pleased to see him go due to constant claims of nepotism with regards to his ream selection by his Uncle 'arry Redknapp.

Lampard went on to be a huge success for club and country, becoming one of the Premier League's most successful midfielders for nearly a decade at the very top level, before retiring as a player having also played for Man City as well as Chelsea and West Ham.

Lampard then began his managerial career with Derby County in 2018, leading the club to the final of that season's Championship play-offs. He was appointed as Chelsea's head coach a year later, guiding them to fourth place and the FA Cup Final in his first season. However, after a poor run of results, Abramovich sacked Lampard in 2021, he was then appointed Everton manager in 2022.

Everton are really struggling and find themselves just above the relegation zone despite previous managers spending huge amounts of money for little or no return, they Do have a surprisingly good record against their opponents Tottingham in tonight's Premier League game, as the North London team have only won one of their last seven matches against Everton in all competitions.

Unfortunately the match will not be played on paper, so the stats mean nothing, but it would do David Moyes and West Ham a MASSIVE favour if Frank could lead the Hammers manager's old club to victory, however unlikely. Time to forget the 'Fat Frank' jibes and become closet Toffees for the night!

Go on Frank, do us a favour! - Ed