FANS have observed Frank Lampard showcasing his trademark expression shift on his first day as manager of Coventry City.

The Chelsea legend was appointed as the new manager of the Championship side on Thursday.

Frank Lampard beamed during his initial training session as Coventry City manager

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Frank Lampard beamed during his initial training session as Coventry City managerCredit: Coventry City
However, he became serious as he instructed his players to begin the session

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However, he became serious as he instructed his players to begin the sessionCredit: Coventry City

Lampard, 46, has signed a two-and-a-half-year contract with the club, succeeding Mark Robins in the position.

The newly appointed manager wasted no time getting to work, leading his first training session after being appointed.

Fans quickly spotted his iconic change of expression when the club shared a video from the practice.

Lampard smiled as he urged, “Let’s go,” to his new squad before abruptly turning serious and jogging away.

Supporters enjoyed witnessing the moment captured on camera, sharing their reactions enthusiastically on social media.

One user commented: “How long until we see the first Lampard face transformation as Coventry’s boss? I’m betting on 3 weeks. Nope, it happened in 15 seconds.”

A second commenter added: “Already happened.”

A third remarked: “15 seconds in. Classic.”

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A fourth noted: “Back at it like he never left. Incredible.”

Another wrote: “Haha I love it.”

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The Sky Blues have faced difficulties this season, currently positioned 17th in the Championship.

Lampard’s first match is scheduled for Saturday as Coventry hosts Cardiff City at the Coventry Building Society Arena.

Save the date for December 26 when Lampard will go head-to-head with former England teammate Wayne Rooney.

The Sky Blues will take on Rooney’s Plymouth Argyle on Boxing Day, bringing together the two Premier League icons.

Frank Lampard’s managerial record

Here’s a look at Lampard’s managerial achievements…

Derby County May 2018 – July 2019

P57 W24 D17 L16 Win percentage 42.1%

Chelsea July 2019 – January 2021

P84 W44 D17 L23 Win percentage 52.4%

Everton January 2022 – January 2023

P44 W12 D17 L24 Win percentage 27.3%

Chelsea (caretaker) April 2023 – May 2023

P11 W1 D2 L8 Win percentage 9.1%

Overall: P288 W132 D72 L84 Win Percentage 45.83%