Frank Lampard took charge of his first session at Cobham training ground as Chelsea caretaker manager on Thursday afternoon – and there's already plenty of promising signs.
The 44-year-old will be hoping to begin his tenure with a win against Wolves as the Blues plot a late – and ambitious – charge for a Champions League qualification place. After losing to Aston Villa last weekend, the west London outfit slipped into the bottom half of the Premier League table, meaning they're now closer to the relegation zone than to fourth place.
Chelsea are 14 points behind Manchester United, but 12 points ahead of Bournemouth who find themselves in 18th. Despite the difficult challenges ahead for Lampard, he seems to have already got the players on board, smiling and having fun again.
