Nicely done.
Frank Lampard has joined BT Sport as a pundit. The former Chelsea midfielder will make his debut on Sunday's coverage of the Community Shield between Arsenal and Chelsea.
https://twitter.com/btsport/status/892996033097203714
The 39-year-old worked as a pundit for Sky Sports and the BBC last season, and
has impressed in brief time as a pundit.
He'll be alongside some familiar faces next season, as former his England teammates Rio Ferdinand, Paul Scholes, Steven Gerrard, Owen Hargreaves and Michael Owen already work for BT.
The prospect of a renewed Gerrard and Lampard partnership led to inevitable jokes about them being unable to work together, with Gerrard himself getting in on the act.
The former Liverpool captain posted this message on his Instagram page:
https://www.instagram.com/p/BXUtkpxHXPo/?taken-by=stevengerrard
The joke refers to criticism Lampard and Gerrard received during their time playing together for England.
Both were attacking midfielders for their clubs, but their central midfield partnership for England was often criticised for being unbalanced.
Gerrard wasn't the only one to make the gag.
https://twitter.com/DocMartinIsHere/status/892996535767662594
https://twitter.com/tomwfootball/status/893012886913785856
But nothing could be as funny as Robbie Savage referring to himself as a "world class midfielder."
https://twitter.com/RobbieSavage8/status/893011750240608256
Ferdinand also welcomed Lampard to the BT Sport punditry team.
https://twitter.com/rioferdy5/status/893010382578741248
And so did Gary Lineker, who presents the channel's Champions League coverage.
https://twitter.com/GaryLineker/status/893010779196325888
Lampard and Gerrard will probably work a lot better on screen than they did on the pitch. And Lampard's presence reduces the chance of Owen or Savage appearing on screen, so everyone wins.
