Zohore vs Terry

[J R Hartley]

Terry has be lucky throughout his Chelsea career to be surrounded by great defenders, I'm not saying he hasn't been a good player himself but with his age and the fact that the Villa defenders aren't nowhere as good as he's been used to playing with. It's going to be a good contest though Terry's experience versus Kenny's pace and power.....bring it on

Sorry but that's ABSOLUTE BOLLOCKS!!!

Yes, he's in the decline now but to suggest he's been lucky because of great players around him is just absolute nonsense.

JT is a true leader of men, and hes won lesser players medals that they wouldn't dream of winning if they weren't his team mate.

John Terry would put his head where some players wouldn't put their feet.

[Jordi Culé]

Sorry but that's ABSOLUTE BOLLOCKS!!!

Yes, he's in the decline now but to suggest he's been lucky because of great players around him is just absolute nonsense.

JT is a true leader of men, and hes won lesser players medals that they wouldn't dream of winning if they weren't his team mate.

John Terry would put his head where some players wouldn't put their feet.

Aye, between Wayne Bridges missus legs.

[Majorblue]

Sorry but that's ABSOLUTE BOLLOCKS!!!

Yes, he's in the decline now but to suggest he's been lucky because of great players around him is just absolute nonsense.

JT is a true leader of men, and hes won lesser players medals that they wouldn't dream of winning if they weren't his team mate.

John Terry would put his head where some players wouldn't put their feet.

I agree.
Whatever people think about Terry as a person you cannot knock him as a player.
To have played as long as he has at the highest level you have to be more than a competent individual who depends on others.
At times he was inspirational for both club and country and whilst he may not be the most technically gifted of players he was committed and read a game well.
You ask Chelsea supporters their thoughts on what he contributed and I reckon you would struggle to find many who would not rate him as one of the most influential players of the last 10 years.
Whilst he benefited from playing alongside some exceptional talent he rarely looked out of place.

[Cleve van Leef]

Sorry but that's ABSOLUTE BOLLOCKS!!!

Yes, he's in the decline now but to suggest he's been lucky because of great players around him is just absolute nonsense.

JT is a true leader of men, and hes won lesser players medals that they wouldn't dream of winning if they weren't his team mate.

John Terry would put his head where some players wouldn't put their feet.

Cobblers

Go back to fishing.