"One thing I’ve seen in football, from being a young man trying to make it playing to now managing, is a kind of blame culture. I hear it a lot," Lampard told Chelsea's official website.
"Part of the way I am is that I never want to look at things that way.
"As a player it was very easy to look at it and say it was the back-four’s fault or I’ll blame the strikers because they didn’t finish my chances. But generally I’m always looking at myself. I was always my own biggest critic," Lampard continued.
"On the pitch and off the pitch, I of course made loads of mistakes, but if you want to get better you have to take responsibility."
Lampard had a relatively slow start to his Chelsea career, but it was constant desire to do better that led him to improve every aspect of his game.
Super Frank ended his Chelsea career with 648 appearances that included 251 goals and 151 assists.
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