Frank Lampard unveils plans for the Derby Dam Finals when they beat Aston Villa

Frank Lampard will ask his players to pay the next helm ticket if Derby reaches the Premier League.

The Rams boss was happy to raise more than £ 2,800 when his team created the story after defeating Leeds to take their place in the playoff final on Monday.

Jubilant's staff stopped in front of a smart boozer just north of Derby after their triumph at Elland Road.

But Lampard said all celebrations in case of victory over Villa would be handed over to his first-team team. He said, "I'll let the boys share the next time!

"The bar bill was funny, we had several people from the club there. If I had escaped without paying the bill, it would not have been fair, is not it?

"Mel Morris, the owner, was with us. But he should not have to pay it.

"Guys get decent bonuses if we win, so they can fix the problem.

"Seriously, players should celebrate their moment. People were talking about what it meant all week. They deserved it. But we quickly returned to earth.

"The celebration is bad and we had to realize very quickly that we had a final to prepare."

Lampard himself struggled to control his emotions after being the first club to lose at home in the semi-finals of the Championship, before qualifying for the final.

He said: "I saw Mauricio Pochettino crying on the ground in Amsterdam when the Spurs went to the Champions League final – and I fully understood it. I did not quite cry. But I understood. The time has come for me, I suppose.

Many will rest on the shoulders of young Mason Mount and Harry Wilson if Derby wants to ride now.

Lampard's experience as a player to get his team to focus will be important.

He said, "The magic of Wembley is clear when you go there. That's the size of the stadium, that's the view of so many fans. It's the sensation, the buzz when you get there. The way your belly will turn when you get there.

"What you need, it's of absolute concentration.

"If you do not have that, you may faint and nobody wants that feeling.

"It's horrible."