Name: フランク・ランパード、成功の秘訣を明かす！｜Making It Pro| メイキング・イット・プロ (Frank Lampard reveals the secret to his successful playing career! | Making It Pro)
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The players now tell them how lucky that every day that I could go home and two o'clock and I'm still here doing this beauty.

Chelsea, to talk to you about your career in football or rewind the clock a way back to when you were just a little kid.

Did you always love football from a boy's age?

Born into a football and family my dad played for West Ham for 20 years.

My uncle Harry Redknapp Your cousin Jamie is how I didn't have much choice, but I didn't want a choice for my early days I remember having a ball in my hand on my feet, a lot of time in the garden as I started to go to school days back from school, kicking about off the wall, old school, practicing just probably jumpers or trees, remember, had a tree in the garden and then maybe needed a jumper in the tree.

I had a little wall at the front of my front door, really, so I was little constantly that bang, bang, bang Just right foot left Because my dad was an explain.

Hey, wasn't just casually sitting against do it was not usually head into your sprint.

Yeah, from a very young age ourselves doing sort drills, simple level.

You mention that your football and family your uncle, you that did you really feel the pressure that you have to become a professional football almost because of the football family come from yeah, to a degree, Had to is a big word because because my dad was involved in the game, he knew how difficult it was.

So everybody, everybody, a lot of young people now want to play the game.

We love the game of football, a sleaze on a worldwide level, but the ratios in the chances to get to the top of a difficult And my dad was very aware of that.

So he was always reminding me off what what might not be And if you don't work hard and all those sort of things.

Once I had to, but I was I was nicely pushed.

I love the game always, anyway, but, yeah, As I got older, I remember feeling really determined that, you know, I started to train a professional clubs while I was at school.

I felt like I was one of the better players at school.

I wasn't always the the number one and the team that played out, but I had a lot of dedications, probably having that family upbringing I'm talking about.

It made me really aware of what it would take to try and get to the top dimension family that are made of Sky.

What age did you first start playing football with your cousin Jamie in the back garden?

So from that very young age, I would have played.

I remember going to bomb us where they lived their family from Essex to Boomer from summer holidays, probably from the age of about seven upwards.

And our members are gonna start to get into my low teens.

And Jamie was already then on a bit of a breakthrough.

Why don't you remember I Ralph Lauren shirts with the ones and he had the better ones and I had a little face.

It lies in the patent, and now I used to go down and spend a lot of time with him, and we were in the garden all the time.

And I told this story before, actually, but we used to.

He used of a bird cage in his parents and Karen Sanders Garden on Easter.

Okay, you're trying to hit the top top bird cages, and Jamie was obviously better.

He was that four years advance and seemingly had everything.

Can I just go there and just look up to him and would spend hours practicing now?

Right foot left foot, different parties and education is big another haven't we do?

Previously this year we spoke about your I Q.

Being very high, your your a star in Latin and how much you enjoyed your time in school.

It was a tough decision at GCC age whether to go into football or or education wasn't says a bit about that.

Yeah, in the end, it pretty wasn't tough, but it was the stuff as it could, because because I love football so much.

I had to go on the sign, an apprenticeship with West Ham.

And my dad had told me, and I knew that it was felt like a necessity if I wanted to give everything to my football in life that I had to go and put in those hours and you only do that.

Apprenticeship is the best way to do that at the time.

So I always felt that that was the way I was going.

But because the school would be in good because my parents had pushed me.

I got on a star in Latin, probably because I was attentive, wanted to place my teachers.

So, you know, try and revised might be like, last minute kind of revision thing for a minute.

And then when you went to the West Ham Academy, how easy did you find that sort of transition obviously had really strong family ties to the club.

Did you find any sort of problems in the dressing room with jealousy among teammates in the youth team.

Maybe in small doses in the U team, probably some of the best days of your life, because you spend so much time together, you've got a common goal is that you will want to be a professional footballers.

And that time your training you pushing, You spent hours cleaning the gym, picking up balls.

You know, you just can't believe your luck that you're in an environment that you want.

People like referred, and he was a year younger than me.

But really, you seem lot supplies I could name that have gone on and had teas and careers of one out of the game.

But at the time it was it was special, and it was.

A couple grew up supporting so now that they were proper times, and if there was any moments of jealousy, it was probably human nature.

Probably some people might look at me and said that his dad's the coach, you know, Uncle's the manager on DNA.

None of it really got in my way and in fact it was part of the learning curve.

You know, if you have little moments like that once, maybe tougher as I kind of got along.

But I have no bad memories of those you theme days.

They were brilliant and there was so much part of the process of not just learning your trade on the pitch, but learning way.

What you need to be a professional football, Other work ethic, understanding the professional, some of the first in place and you clean their boats and they have little chance of you and drive you on.

There were there were huge parts of it and signing your first ever professional contract pen in hand.

Special Because it really meant something turned 17 sunder two year contract at the time at West And then it was a huge deal.

What that meant from being on apprentice was a great thing and honored to be part of club.

That means a little bit of okay, I might have a chance at something and actually the club believing a little bit.

So when you feel that the belief in the club that they think you're worthy of that.

It was a little confidence boost The moment I chose to come in.

I've spoken to a couple of clubs before, but this was a club that they sold division to May wth e plays that were There were players that I'd sat watching on the sofa the year before.

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