AS one made the most of his ability, the other only realised what he had when it was too late.
Lampard with big-money came from West Ham to Chelsea and then after never looked back.
Jody Morris, meanwhile, fell out of nightclubs and he blew his chance to make it at the Stamford Bridge club.
Frank Lampard had graced the Champions League, but Jody Morris’s reputation as bad-boy saw him struggle to land a move to any league.
Both players’ careers drifted in opposite directions, but their bond of friendship never wobbled.
This is the reason Lamps did not sneer when he heard that Jodi Morris was packing bags for Scottish First Division in order to join up with old Millwall mate Derek McInnes at the St Johnstone club.
In fact Frank Lampard made up that his friend had found the right club that is managed by the right boss.
