Harry Redknapp advises Frank Lampard to change Chelsea’s formation | OneFootball

Chelsea had yet another embarrassing defeat in the league yesterday as they showed nothing at all going down 1-0 to Wolves.

Things have been going for terrible to down right awful at the club this season with no signs of it being turned around or any kind of pick up late on in the season.

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Frank Lampard has come in which at least gave a morale boost for fans, but that means nothing at all if they continue losing games and these players continue proving that they are nothing more than average (not all of them, granted).

But they are still in the Champions League and they do still have that to play for, as well as pride – although they don’t seem to care about having much of that right now.

Lampard’s Uncle, Harry Redknapp has offered some advice ahead of the Real Madrid clash, and one of them is a change of formation, which I think we all might agree with.

As cited by The Daily Mail, Redknapp says: “I think they’re perfectly set to set-up three up the back [great] wing backs Chillwell and James, you’ve got centre halves galore,’ he said. ‘I think they’re well set-up to play that way, because they’ve got to make sure they stay in the game first and foremost and give themselves a chance when they go back to Stamford Bridge.

“Stay in the game. If you get beat by the odd goal, you’re in the game. Don’t go over there and get hammered. Make it tight, keep it tight, be difficult to beat.

“What a great game to have. Everyone expects them to lose, Chelsea have got a big chance.”