Frank Lampard's quirky superstitions: walking his dog for match victories

It seems that Coventry's new manager, Frank Lampard, will be making frequent trips to London to walk his dog in a local park. The former Chelsea legend recently shared an interesting superstition in an interview: for his team to experience success, he always walks his dog along the same route in a specific park, according to The Sun.

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Lampard explained that in order for his team to achieve positive results, he follows a strict daily ritual. He leaves home with his dog, always stops at the same coffee shop, and then takes the same route, walking his pet in the park.

Another crucial part of his routine involves his workouts on a stationary bike: the session must last exactly 50 minutes, not a minute more or less.

It seems these superstitions are truly important to Frank. However, it remains unclear how he will maintain these routines while managing Coventry, given that the distance between the city and London is approximately 174 kilometers.

For context, Lampard has previously managed Derby County and Chelsea. He returned to Chelsea twice, the second time taking over the team at the end of the 2022/23 season.