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Status: Good luck Joe and Michael. Always be remembered, but the right decision made..
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Posted: 18 November 2007 - 12:44 PM
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Posted: 28 November 2007 - 07:00 AM
what a superstar he is im glad we have him in our line up and im glad hes back in the squad
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Posted: 12 January 2008 - 03:54 AM
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John Terry Injury Update!
It`s been four weeks since our JT got done at Arsenal.
However, our club captain is making good progress.
Tonight, on Chelsea TV, we were treated to a great interview with JT.
Looking relaxed JT explained that he was ahead of schedule and that the cast had long gone and that he was now off of his crutches.
Now his rehabilitation consists of wearing a protective boot to protect the original damage but that too can be discarded on Monday.
JT explained that the broken bones had successfully knitted together and that he was working on relaxing all the tight tendons and ligaments by using the hydrotherapy pool.
He also admitted that it was a little frustrating. After being told that the bones had knitted together, he thought that he would be simply able to resume training.
Nevertheless he was quick to dismiss the various stories doing the rounds suggesting that he`d be out for the season by implying that he anticipated returning to first team action in two to three weeks.
Good news or what!
It`s been four weeks since our JT got done at Arsenal.
However, our club captain is making good progress.
Tonight, on Chelsea TV, we were treated to a great interview with JT.
Looking relaxed JT explained that he was ahead of schedule and that the cast had long gone and that he was now off of his crutches.
Now his rehabilitation consists of wearing a protective boot to protect the original damage but that too can be discarded on Monday.
JT explained that the broken bones had successfully knitted together and that he was working on relaxing all the tight tendons and ligaments by using the hydrotherapy pool.
He also admitted that it was a little frustrating. After being told that the bones had knitted together, he thought that he would be simply able to resume training.
Nevertheless he was quick to dismiss the various stories doing the rounds suggesting that he`d be out for the season by implying that he anticipated returning to first team action in two to three weeks.
Good news or what!
So much for being out all season
Back by the end of the month maybe.....Liverpool at home on Feb 9th looks a possible target.....
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Posted: 12 January 2008 - 04:55 AM
ya just heard him talk on Chelsea TV like a second ago, should be back soon enough.
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Posted: 12 January 2008 - 06:05 AM
great news lets hope we do have him for the liverpool game
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Posted: 12 January 2008 - 08:41 AM
I'd prefer to see him out for four weeks rather than three. I don't want to rush him back. JT is brave but stupid. He throws himself at everything and he will just aggrivate the injury if he gets back too soon and it will cost us. Alex and Ricardo are a great partnership, and Ivanovich will be signing soon I hope.
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Posted: 12 January 2008 - 10:51 AM
We don't need to rush him back. Alex is a capable replacement, not as good as JT, naturally, but I don't worry with Alex and Carvalho as a centre back pairing. Just make sure he is absolutely fit when we play him.
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Posted: 12 January 2008 - 02:01 PM
Elliott, on Jan 12 2008, 10:51 AM, said:
We don't need to rush him back. Alex is a capable replacement, not as good as JT, naturally, but I don't worry with Alex and Carvalho as a centre back pairing. Just make sure he is absolutely fit when we play him.
Dead right. Alex is doing exactly what we would want him to do in this situation. JT can have the luxury of recovering fully from injury this season before he comes back.
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Posted: 12 January 2008 - 05:21 PM
brinh him back for the pompey match as im going lol!.
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Posted: 22 August 2008 - 02:50 AM
he is a fantastic player.. i love him sooooooooooooooo much..lampsy is my fav. player and after him of course his best friend JT..i hope we can win the premier leage and the champions league this season and i hope no more injuries
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Posted: 27 April 2009 - 01:31 PM
http://goal.com/en/news/1717/editorial/200...s-john-terry-50
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Goal.com's Top 50 English Players: John Terry (50)
Goal.com are counting down England's greatest players of all time and at number 50 is current captain and Chelsea legend, all-action defender John Terry...
John TERRY
Born 7/12/1980, London, England
England 51 caps, 6 goals
Clubs Chelsea, Nottingham Forest (loan)
Few would question John Terry's position as captain of England. Many will say there are better defenders and maybe even better leaders, but there is something so quintessentially English about him: from his name to his playing style and his attitude - for better or worse - it's all a fit for the armband.
Yet it's been far from plain sailing since he took over as captain from David Beckham. Untellable levels of shame will justifiably forever hang over the head of Steve McClaren for failing to qualify for Euro 2008, but some of that, rightfully or not, will always be shared by the skipper.
After McClaren's dismissal and Fabio Capello's appointment, Terry saw off some rotation of the armband and stiff competition from Steven Gerrard and Rio Ferdinand to retain his place as leader of his country, despite strong support for Rio in particular to take his place. He has done himself and his country proud ever since.
CAREER HIGHLIGHT
JT lifts his second Prem trophy
While he has never been the most technically skilled or complete defender, he has had the world class company of first Marcel Desailly, then Ricardo Carvalho and William Gallas for company at the back during his time with Chelsea. He rose through the ranks with the west London club and won the club's Player of the Year award, aged just 21, in his breakthrough season.
The action man was appointed club captain by Jose Mourinho upon his arrival at the club and Terry, 23 at the time, was a driving force behind successive Premier League titles, two League Cups, an FA Cup and a string of strong showings without ultimate reward in the Champions League.
Without doubt backed by vast riches from owner Roman Abramovich, Terry led a side of so-called mercenaries to all these titles and it was characters like him - like Mourinho - that made the difference between that Chelsea side and the even more expensive Real Madrid Galacticos, who were at that very same time falling from grace in spectacular fashion.
Terry's significance for club hasn't quite transferred itself to country as he and England fans would have liked. The upcoming World Cup will serve as his chance to make his mark as a genuine legend for his country, as he has already done for his club, still just 28 years of age.
He has all the ingredients to make it happen. Certainly, from game to game, few can compete with the fearless nature of John Terry's defending. He is the aggressor: the one who forces the issue, takes control, flies in with tackles and towers in the air.
He makes mistakes (what defender doesn't?) but is readily forgiven by the fans for every tackle he makes that so many other defenders would never manage, or never dare to make. His ability to recover from even the greatest of falls is testament to an incredible character and he has the fitness to go at least as far as the 2014 World Cup for his country.
We are in an era were there are few world class centre-backs to behold - not even in Italy - and it is in fact England who have the best defensive talent to choose from out of all the top nations in world football, and it's Terry who leads that particular pack with Rio Ferdinand. That's no dumb luck - and Fabio Capello, if you believe what you hear, certainly isn't one to play favourites. Terry is where he is on merit.
He still is and will probably always be the man for a crunch situation. He has come through at key moments throughout his career both defending goals and scoring them, despite the almighty blunder that was the slip, the post, the missed penalty and the lost Champions League trophy on that rain-soaked pitch in Moscow. Maybe not the exception that proves the rule, but certainly something so unfortunate that it really could have happened to anyone.
That Champions League failure, that Euro 2008 humiliation - it all means that for all JT's achievements and elevated status in the modern game - both nationally and internationally - he is still a man seeking personal redemption, records to make and break and as a lot more silverware.
HONOURS
Premier League (2004-05, 2005-06)
FA Cup (2000, 2007)
League Cup (2005, 2007)
Community Shield (2005)
PFA Player of the Year (2004-05)
FIFA World Cup Team of the Tournament (2006)
FIFPro World XI (2005, 2006, 2007, 2008)
UEFA Best Defender (2005, 2008)
UEFA Team of the Year (2005, 2007, 2008)
Chelsea Player of the Year (2001, 2006)
DID YOU KNOW ... That John Terry says Thierry Henry is the best player he has ever played against.
Goal.com are counting down England's greatest players of all time and at number 50 is current captain and Chelsea legend, all-action defender John Terry...
John TERRY
Born 7/12/1980, London, England
England 51 caps, 6 goals
Clubs Chelsea, Nottingham Forest (loan)
Few would question John Terry's position as captain of England. Many will say there are better defenders and maybe even better leaders, but there is something so quintessentially English about him: from his name to his playing style and his attitude - for better or worse - it's all a fit for the armband.
Yet it's been far from plain sailing since he took over as captain from David Beckham. Untellable levels of shame will justifiably forever hang over the head of Steve McClaren for failing to qualify for Euro 2008, but some of that, rightfully or not, will always be shared by the skipper.
After McClaren's dismissal and Fabio Capello's appointment, Terry saw off some rotation of the armband and stiff competition from Steven Gerrard and Rio Ferdinand to retain his place as leader of his country, despite strong support for Rio in particular to take his place. He has done himself and his country proud ever since.
CAREER HIGHLIGHT
JT lifts his second Prem trophy
While he has never been the most technically skilled or complete defender, he has had the world class company of first Marcel Desailly, then Ricardo Carvalho and William Gallas for company at the back during his time with Chelsea. He rose through the ranks with the west London club and won the club's Player of the Year award, aged just 21, in his breakthrough season.
The action man was appointed club captain by Jose Mourinho upon his arrival at the club and Terry, 23 at the time, was a driving force behind successive Premier League titles, two League Cups, an FA Cup and a string of strong showings without ultimate reward in the Champions League.
Without doubt backed by vast riches from owner Roman Abramovich, Terry led a side of so-called mercenaries to all these titles and it was characters like him - like Mourinho - that made the difference between that Chelsea side and the even more expensive Real Madrid Galacticos, who were at that very same time falling from grace in spectacular fashion.
Terry's significance for club hasn't quite transferred itself to country as he and England fans would have liked. The upcoming World Cup will serve as his chance to make his mark as a genuine legend for his country, as he has already done for his club, still just 28 years of age.
He has all the ingredients to make it happen. Certainly, from game to game, few can compete with the fearless nature of John Terry's defending. He is the aggressor: the one who forces the issue, takes control, flies in with tackles and towers in the air.
He makes mistakes (what defender doesn't?) but is readily forgiven by the fans for every tackle he makes that so many other defenders would never manage, or never dare to make. His ability to recover from even the greatest of falls is testament to an incredible character and he has the fitness to go at least as far as the 2014 World Cup for his country.
We are in an era were there are few world class centre-backs to behold - not even in Italy - and it is in fact England who have the best defensive talent to choose from out of all the top nations in world football, and it's Terry who leads that particular pack with Rio Ferdinand. That's no dumb luck - and Fabio Capello, if you believe what you hear, certainly isn't one to play favourites. Terry is where he is on merit.
He still is and will probably always be the man for a crunch situation. He has come through at key moments throughout his career both defending goals and scoring them, despite the almighty blunder that was the slip, the post, the missed penalty and the lost Champions League trophy on that rain-soaked pitch in Moscow. Maybe not the exception that proves the rule, but certainly something so unfortunate that it really could have happened to anyone.
That Champions League failure, that Euro 2008 humiliation - it all means that for all JT's achievements and elevated status in the modern game - both nationally and internationally - he is still a man seeking personal redemption, records to make and break and as a lot more silverware.
HONOURS
Premier League (2004-05, 2005-06)
FA Cup (2000, 2007)
League Cup (2005, 2007)
Community Shield (2005)
PFA Player of the Year (2004-05)
FIFA World Cup Team of the Tournament (2006)
FIFPro World XI (2005, 2006, 2007, 2008)
UEFA Best Defender (2005, 2008)
UEFA Team of the Year (2005, 2007, 2008)
Chelsea Player of the Year (2001, 2006)
DID YOU KNOW ... That John Terry says Thierry Henry is the best player he has ever played against.
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Posted: 06 August 2009 - 03:59 AM
He's my favorite player and he is the reason I became a Chelsea fan
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Posted: 03 October 2009 - 10:52 PM
BluesChick, on 05 August 2009 - 09:59 PM, said:
He's my favorite player and he is the reason I became a Chelsea fan
Good to hear this instead of the usual opposite!
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Posted: 01 December 2009 - 11:06 AM
Again was superb on Sunday, closed down L'Arse so many times.
That 50 yd pass to Anelka, the pass to Cole for Drogbas first, he is a really skillful player and not just the bruiser the media like to portay him as...
That 50 yd pass to Anelka, the pass to Cole for Drogbas first, he is a really skillful player and not just the bruiser the media like to portay him as...
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Posted: 29 January 2010 - 10:04 PM
Terry's commitment and never-say-die attitude is untouched by everybody in world football. He has blue blood coursing through his veins. He epitomises everything that is Chelsea. He is Chelsea.
In my opinion, when this man retires he will retire as the biggest Chelsea legend there is... and ever will be.
JT... Captain. Leader. Legend.
Come on the Chels!
In my opinion, when this man retires he will retire as the biggest Chelsea legend there is... and ever will be.
JT... Captain. Leader. Legend.
Come on the Chels!
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Posted: 26 February 2010 - 03:34 PM
Looking at the Everton game and his lapses of recent concentration in Milan -I'm guessing he was forewarned about Bridge opting out of England scenario etc.
if I was Ancellotti I would be seriously considering replacing him with Alex for Citeh game. I know hes a strong bloke, but hes now going to be the pantomine villain as far as other clubs are concerned for some time now, and some City players could be out for some kind of misguided retribution. Hes going to get verbals guaranteed...
Hope hes as psychologically strong as he is physically...
if I was Ancellotti I would be seriously considering replacing him with Alex for Citeh game. I know hes a strong bloke, but hes now going to be the pantomine villain as far as other clubs are concerned for some time now, and some City players could be out for some kind of misguided retribution. Hes going to get verbals guaranteed...
Hope hes as psychologically strong as he is physically...
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