Jun
27
2006

Going Lampard?

Written by Ahmed Bilal

Going Lampard?

A shoutout to SoccerBlog, who have added a very useful term to our football lexicon:

Lampard – As used in this sentence: “Have you gone Lampard on us?”

Lampard (noun): To hit the ball with full force from five yards outside the goal and see it miss its target by a considerable margin (a length of a football field), to do this endlessly, and then follow it up with a look of chagrin. Synonymous with no finesse, useless, failure to score, directionally challenged, repetitive, berserker, subcortical.

Full entry can be found here:

Have you gone Lampard on us?

On a totally unrelated tangent, here’s what Luis Aragones (the Spanish coach) had to say when asked to apologise for his racist remarks about Thiery Henry:

“I won’t talk about it for another second. Why? Because it’s not like that. I have black, Gypsy and Japanese friends, including one whose job is to determine the sex of poultry.”



This week's Soccerlens Podcast covers Henry's handball, the wonders of horse placenta and big match previews for this weekend. Check it out here.




Discussion - 4 Responses

  1. Get your apologies ready guys . . . .Lampard to score the wimmer on Sunday – you heard it here first

  2. I really, really hope that he does.

  3. LOL!!

  4. 10/06/2007 surface

    i actually thought that the ‘dictionary meaning’ of Lampard was funny.

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