Frank Lampard identifies the Coventry City unsung hero who is a ‘dream to work with’

Frank Lampard identifies the Coventry City unsung hero who is a ‘dream to work with’

 

In light of the fact that Jamie Allen, a midfielder for Coventry City, put on yet another great performance in the center of the field during the 1-0 win against Bristol City, Frank Lampard has said that he is a “dream to work with.” It was only recently that the captain of the Sky Blues made his return to play after being out for three months due to an injury. However, he has now restored his position in the starting eleven.

 

Lampard has relied on Allen to lead the team and operate in the middle of the field with Victor Torp. Josh Eccles has returned to the bench to wait for his own time, while Ben Sheaf, who is considered to be one of the most significant players in the team, is still out with an injury for the foreseeable future. In the match against the Robins, Allen performed well. The Robins’ midfield, which consists of Max Bird, Jason Knight, and Scott Twine, is a well-organized and deadly triad.

 

“Jamie is a player who is a bit of a dream to work with,” Lampard said to reporters. Although he doesn’t say much because that’s his personality, he is a fantastic football player who has a strong work ethic. He comes in, he loves his job, and he doesn’t say much. In addition to being an excellent trainer, I believed that his performance in the middle of the field, with Torpy, was particularly impressive in terms of the play and his level of dedication.

 

“That has been extremely excellent because when you come in, you are trying to learn about guys, and Jamie hadn’t played as much in the beginning due to an injury. This has been a really good thing. It is now that he is demonstrating the experience and abilities that he is capable of bringing to the club.

 

When it comes to his selection method, Lampard also revealed his horses for courses approach. For this game, Joel Latibeaudiere was reinstated to the starting eleven, which came at the cost of Bobby Thomas, who had not been removed from the starting eleven since August. Jay Dasilva also got the nod on the left ahead of regular Jake Bidwell.

 

“There is competition in certain areas, in other areas we’re more stretched,” Lampard reasoned. “Sometimes I have to make judgments where I believe it’s correct for the opponent we have, best for the game in front of us. Sometimes it’s a question of keeping people ready, since we need everyone and it’s another hectic season for us coming up. The next two days will be ‘what’s best for us?’

 

“There isn’t a solid choice, it is what it is today. I live by that – how do people train? How are they prepping? Are they ready? If they’re ready, then they play. If they perform well, they often remain in. All of those things to think about.”