John Terry

[xPetrCechx 13,563]

I wanna say thank you for the support of so many sharing the posts and videos around look we've contacted Chelsea Fans Channel they are a media company and hopefully they can take this on. Perhaps we can do stuff together in this I don't know. For us it's all about the message and more importantly John Terry. Caroline, Norman, Tony there's so many of you to thank. You know what 100% Chelsea get in contact with us too. Let's get this man our Captain a contract. On 26 mins we leave the stadium give whoever it may concern 19 minutes to think about it all until our return for the second half. Like I said we on a time scale now. And JOHN TERRY it's all about our Captain from now on in.

 

 

 

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[Styles 9,790]

40 minutes ago, xPetrCechx said:

I wanna say thank you for the support of so many sharing the posts and videos around look we've contacted Chelsea Fans Channel they are a media company and hopefully they can take this on. Perhaps we can do stuff together in this I don't know. For us it's all about the message and more importantly John Terry. Caroline, Norman, Tony there's so many of you to thank. You know what 100% Chelsea get in contact with us too. Let's get this man our Captain a contract. On 26 mins we leave the stadium give whoever it may concern 19 minutes to think about it all until our return for the second half. Like I said we on a time scale now. And JOHN TERRY it's all about our Captain from now on in.

 

 

 

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Worst. Idea. Ever.

[Captain Ahmed 528]

Born to be a legend

 

[chrismada9 1,948]

I watched this from ChelseaFansChannel.. 

 

If this is indeed, true I want the entire board sacked after this disgusting treatment! John Terry is not a piece of meat.. he is a symbol to Chelsea Football Club.. one who is forever cemented in our history and success!

If it were me in that Chelsea board, and I cared about the club (which I obviously do), I'd be doing my best to appeal to the FA to at least reduce his ban to one game instead of two, so that his final game is at Stamford Bridge, and that the fans can watch him play at home one final time! 

We will never get another man like him.. I fucking hate this! 

It's virtually coming from the Sun (very reliable they are aren't they?) .. some piece of news worth addressing!

[Melanicus 5,208]

Thank you for everything John! The best captain that Chelsea will ever have and the greatest central back to ever play in England. He isn't just Chelsea player, he's chelsea fan too, one of a kind. Captain, leader, legend.

[Blue_Fox_ 2,086]

Shameful stuff to do it like this. One could argue if he would be worthy to have a place in the team next season or less. But to do it this way is nothing short of shameful.

[Chelsea4 1,521]

   Is this a good idea? I think John Terry deserves a proper send off,a testimonial.

 

[xPetrCechx 13,563]

http://brondby.com/mobil/nyhed/2016/05/09/john-terry-allerede-som-barn-kendte-jeg-broendby-if

 

new interview with JT... hopes to stay.

[Belgiannutt 3,201]

17 minutes ago, Chelsea4 said:

   Is this a good idea?

 

No it's not. It's an incredibly stupid idea. It's not gonna change anything. Conte and the board aren't suddenly going to change their mind because some fans walk out on a game.

Even more so they shouldn't. If conte doesn't have a place for Terry in the squad then so be it. He's the head coach and that's his decision to make. Fans don't have to like it but they are going to have to accept it.

[Tomo 21,733]

Assume he's going and give him a brilliant send off, he can't play but he will be on the pitch afterwards.

I am sad he's leaving and especially so the way he is (via a red card and 9th or below place finish), but on a footballing perspective this feels like the right time to be honest.

[the wes 7,212]

23 hours ago, Captain Ahmed said:

Born to be a legend

 

Graham rix eye up JT mom 

[DYC. 7,542]

13 minutes ago, Tomo said:

Assume he's going and give him a brilliant send off, he can't play but he will be on the pitch afterwards.

I am sad he's leaving and especially so the way he is (via a red card and 9th or below place finish), but on a footballing perspective this feels like the right time to be honest.

Disagree with that last part. Terry leaving after such a disastrous season ain't right. And that's one of the reasons I want him to stay (obviously not as a starter).

[Tomo 21,733]

5 minutes ago, DYC. said:

Disagree with that last part. Terry leaving after such a disastrous season ain't right. And that's one of the reasons I want him to stay (obviously not as a starter).

To be honest I haven't been convinced with his performances this season atall, the fact he's our greatest ever player and Cahill has been worse has took the heat of his displays, somewhat.

I can understand the argument for keeping him as a squad player, but not sure he wants to see out his career playing once a month like Giggs.

[Captain Ahmed 528]

-The Telegraph:Chelsea prepare to bring John Terry era to a painful and unnecessary conclusion

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It is never easy to say goodbye. But John Terry would never have thought his 18-year career at Chelsea would close like this.There will be tributes and testimonials paid at the club’s end-of-season awards night at the Great Hall in Stamford Bridge on Friday and, although they are ostensibly to recognise Terry’s achievement at becoming only the third Chelsea player to make 700 appearances, everyone knows the score.Unless there is a dramatic change of heart, he is leaving next week. He has also played his last game for the club after being sent off against Sunderland last Saturday. His final act in the club’s colours, therefore, will have been to have had his face in his hands, crouching on the turf before Mike Jones, as the referee showed the red card that means he is suspended for the final two matches of the season.So it is 703 games – more than 500 as captain – 66 goals and 14 trophies and out for Terry, the captain, leader, legend, unless that last-minute contract is pushed his way. And no one is expecting that.Instead Terry’s career at Chelsea closes and the unsatisfactory ending of it all seems in keeping with what is a decision that simply does not make sense. It is illogical.Terry is 35 – the same age, incidentally, as Juventus’s Andrea Barzagli, a key defender for Italy, whose coach, Antonio Conte, is Chelsea’s next manager. His career is coming to an end, obviously, but his importance to Chelsea has not been diminished to such an extent that he should go now. Last season Terry played every minute of every Premier League match – only the second player to do so in a title-winning side – and performed so well that he was named in the Professional Footballers’ Association’s team of the year by his peers.This season has been extremely difficult but, indisputably, Terry still merits a place in Chelsea’s first-choice starting XI when everyone is fit. He is in better form, and is more influential, than Gary Cahill and the natural selection would be to pair him alongside Kurt Zouma.Evidently, though, Chelsea want to clear the decks, make a fresh start, for Conte. The Italian does not want to be the manager who ends Terry’s career at the club so it is better that it happens when there is no head coach in place apart from the much-loved caretaker Guus Hiddink, who will also be the subject of tributes at Friday’s awards night. And it is not Hiddink’s decision – as he has deftly made clear.

Maybe Conte has a couple of defensive signings up his sleeve – Leonardo Bonucci, another Juve defender, is his main target but will be incredibly difficult to sign, while Chelsea remain interested in Everton’s John Stones – but even then there is a place in the squad for Terry, who has made no secret that one day he wants to move into coaching – and even tried to have it written into a previous contract at the club. Chelsea have been here before with the departure, in particular, of Frank Lampard, but Terry represents something more. He was the cover of the February edition of the Chelsea fanzine cfcuk with the headline “John Terry – the man who is the heartbeat of Chelsea”, and although his relationship with the supporters and the club is fraught, he has been a touchstone over two decades and remains the last academy product to establish himself in the first team.Terry is a one-club man although it has to be remembered that he let it be known he would leave in 2009 – when Manchester City came calling – unless he got a bumper new contract. Loyalty had its price: he earns £150,000 a year and cannot expect to maintain that salary unless he goes to the Middle East or China.Some among the Chelsea hierarchy have not forgotten this and also believe that his influence at the club can be too great at times. It makes the decision to let him go look personal.Chelsea are not alone in struggling to handle the departure or the diminution in their importance of club legends. In recent history Steven Gerrard and Jamie Carragher departed Liverpool in not wholly satisfactory manners. There is a myth that European clubs appear to deal with these kind of things better – even Paolo Maldini was met with a critical banner on his AC Milan farewell, aged 40, with 900-plus appearances, in 2009.“It’s not going to be a fairy-tale ending,” Terry said when revealing he expected to leave Chelsea.

That was in January after an FA Cup tie in Milton Keynes, with Terry standing in a hotel foyer adjoining StadumMK. That was an incongruous place as well.Terry has had a brilliant, glorious career and will go down as one of the best defenders the Premier League has ever seen, one of England’s best – his international career also ended messily, of course, and maybe there is a theme for a player who often was mired in controversy – but it is coming to a very curious conclusion. By whatever measure, it makes very little sense.

Telegraph.co.uk

 

 

[the wes 7,212]

TERRY CHELSEA FACTFILE 

Premier League Apps: 467 (16) Goals: 40

FA Cup Apps: 49 (6) Goals: 11

League Cup Apps: 31 (4) Goals: 2

Other Apps: 123 (1) Goals: 13

Silverware:

FA Premier League (4): 2004–05, 2005–06, 2009–10, 2014–15

FA Cup (5): 1999–00, 2006–07, 2008–09, 2009–10, 2011–12

League Cup (3): 2004–05, 2006–07, 2014–15

FA Community Shield (2): 2005, 2009

UEFA Champions League (1): 2011–12

UEFA Europa League (1): 2012–13

[James 5,214]

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[LAM09 6,778]

Saturday's match can't be his last game at this club.

[Ledg 640]

^ Suspended for that game too.

Two reds this season.

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