Chelsea chairman Bruce Buck says the club are in no rush to sort out the futures of John Terry and Frank Lampard.
The England duo have yet to agree new deals at Stamford Bridge with contract talks stalling between all parties.
It has been feared that the highly-influential pair could leave the club if they do not get the right offers with a number of top clubs keeping tabs on the duo's situation.
Buck is remaining calm about the futures of the duo as they both have two years to run on their current contracts.
"I'm hopeful we will be able to sort all these contracts out but it's not something where there are negotiations every day," said Buck.
"I don't see there's a great rush but I do think they should be done properly.
"When there's approximately two years to go you want to think about re-signing the players, assuming you want to keep them because it preserves their transfer values.
"But I don't think you have to sign them when it's exactly two years.
"Sure we would like to get them done but there's no deadline and there doesn't need to be."
Source : www.skysports.com
By Peter ORourke - Created on 17 Jul 2007
