Chelsea are preparing for the second homecoming of Frank Lampard as the club's head coach. In what will be the club's third different manager for three successive home games, the all-time top scorer for the Blues is back yet again.
He watched on from the stands against Liverpool before being announced as interim boss two days later in a remarkable turnaround. That was the first time he had come back to the stadium where his name is still sung on a weekly basis.
"I'm delighted to be back. It never falls short for me, the honour of being manager, head coach in whatever capacity," he said of walking out at SW6 as manager once more. "I've done it before for a season and a half and pretty much loved every minute of it. I'm happy to be back.
