Christine Lampard has gushed over her husband's new job as he leaves Derby to return to Chelsea FC on a three-year deal. Frank Lampard has been confirmed as the new head coach for Chelsea, taking over from previous manager Maurizio Sarri, and the big promotion means he and Christine will be moving back to London with their baby daughter, Patricia. Christine's Loose Women colleagues heralded the news by belting out the lyrics to Football's Coming Home, but changing the lyrics to reference Frank. Proud Christine gushed: "It has been mad - if you don't know Frank has signed for Chelsea - not to play! "It's quite a big deal, it's been a whirlwind couple of days, but yeah, it's out there now. He's back to where it sort of all began and it's a huge deal for all of us." "Will it mean he'll be changing more nappies?" asked Nadia Sawalha. "Er, there hasn't been that many changed nappies," Christine laughed. "Definitely nearer home though, obviously he was at Derby last year and we had the most remarkable year in Derby - to all the fans who were fantastic with us, we loved it and everyone at the club, they couldn't have been better to us. "We're very privileged to have had that year, but now to come back to Chelsea it's a glorious job for him - but a stressful one if anyone follows Chelsea!" She added: "My phone has gone crazy today. There wouldn't have been many other jobs that could have pulled him away from Derby, but I think everyone would expect you to go if Chelsea come calling. "It's a big deal I have to say. I'm not doing anything, I just go along and watch him," she added. "The most exciting thing is we can all go," quipped Jane. "Well that's the thing, I'm going to make you a football fan," Christine told Nadia. "What's the food like there, is it nice?" she asked. "The food is nice, I'll get you in a nice seat - anything you want I'll make it happen for you, I know someone in the know, now!" Christine laughed. *Loose Women airs weekdays at 12.30pm on ITV
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Christine Lampard has gushed over her husband's new job as he leaves Derby to return to Chelsea FC on a three-year deal. Frank Lampard has been confirmed as the new head coach for Chelsea, taking over from previous manager Maurizio Sarri, and the big promotion means he and Christine will be moving back to London with their baby daughter, Patricia. Christine's Loose Women colleagues heralded the news by belting out the lyrics to Football's Coming Home, but changing the lyrics to reference Frank. Proud Christine gushed: "It has been mad - if you don't know Frank has signed for Chelsea - not to play! "It's quite a big deal, it's been a whirlwind couple of days, but yeah, it's out there now. He's back to where it sort of all began and it's a huge deal for all of us." "Will it mean he'll be changing more nappies?" asked Nadia Sawalha. "Er, there hasn't been that many changed nappies," Christine laughed. "Definitely nearer home though, obviously he was at Derby last year and we had the most remarkable year in Derby - to all the fans who were fantastic with us, we loved it and everyone at the club, they couldn't have been better to us. "We're very privileged to have had that year, but now to come back to Chelsea it's a glorious job for him - but a stressful one if anyone follows Chelsea!" She added: "My phone has gone crazy today. There wouldn't have been many other jobs that could have pulled him away from Derby, but I think everyone would expect you to go if Chelsea come calling. "It's a big deal I have to say. I'm not doing anything, I just go along and watch him," she added. "The most exciting thing is we can all go," quipped Jane. "Well that's the thing, I'm going to make you a football fan," Christine told Nadia. "What's the food like there, is it nice?" she asked. "The food is nice, I'll get you in a nice seat - anything you want I'll make it happen for you, I know someone in the know, now!" Christine laughed. *Loose Women airs weekdays at 12.30pm on ITV
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