Henry, Terry & Others Set To Grace Yobo's Testimonial Match

Chelsea captain John Terry is the latest player from the English Premier League to confirm his availability in Port Harcourt for the Joseph Yobo Centenary Game scheduled for May 27 to celebrate the retirement of the former Super Eagles captain from football.

The centre back, who captained  between August 2006 and February 2010, and again from March 2011 to February 2012, confirmed his availability for the game to Yobo last weekend.

“We are really excited by the confirmation of John Terry for the Yobo Centenary Game in Port Harcourt. He’s one big player who is very popular here in the country because of England and Chelsea’s large followership in Nigeria,” observed coordinator of the Centenary Game, Waidi Akanni.

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Chelsea: Jose Mourinho Denies Terry Rift Again

John Terry understands Jose Mourinho's selections at Chelsea, according to the Portuguese manager.
Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho insists his relationship with John Terry is strong despite ongoing suggestions of a rift with his captain.

Terry, 34, played every minute of his side's successful Premier League campaign last season, but he has already found himself slightly on the outer this term.

He was substituted at half-time against Manchester City, sent off at West Brom and watched his team's Champions League win over Maccabi Tel Aviv on Wednesday from the bench.

UEFA Champions league: Mourinho Set To Axe, Terry, Ivanovic, Costa & Matic

John Terry, Branislav Ivanovic and Diego Costa are facing the axe for Chelsea’s Champions League clash with Maccabi Tel Aviv.

Manager Jose Mourinho is making sweeping changes to his team for their opening group game after their 3-1 defeat by Everton. Midfielder Nemanja Matic is also expected to be dropped in favour of Ruben Loftus-Cheek.

Chelsea defender John Terry keeps his eye on the ball as team-mate Gary Cahill watches on in training.

Chelsea: Terry-Mourinho Relationship Breaks Down

Ike Casillas looks more of a club symbol than John Terry and despite what he stood for then at Madrid Jose dropped him. It seems the Terry days are rounding up but i believe Jose will still use him but the arrival of Stones might reduce him more to FA cup matches.

John Terry’s subsitution at Manchester City last weekend came as a shock, not least because it was the first time Jose Mourinho had ever subbed the defender off in the Premier League.

Add to that the fact that Terry is club captain, and that he played every single minute of every single game last season, and it was a puzzling move that’s left the collective football world scratching its head.

Wembley Defeat, A Blessing In Disguise - John Terry

Chelsea can use Sunday's Community Shield loss as a source of motivation as they seek to defend their Premier League title, says John Terry.

John Terry believes Chelsea's Community Shield defeat to Arsenal could prove to be a "blessing in disguise" as they prepare to defend their Premier League title.

Chelsea were beaten 1-0 at Wembley on Sunday, as Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain's unstoppable first-half strike gave Arsene Wenger a first victory over Jose Mourinho in 14 attempts.

'We Are Delighted To Have Him Here Because He's A Top, Top Player' - John Terry

Colombia striker Radamel Falcao will prove his doubters wrong in his second season in the Premier League, according to his new skipper.

Chelsea captain John Terry believes loanee Radamel Falcao will succeed, despite his struggles at Manchester United last season.

Falcao will spend another season on loan in the Premier League after Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho decided to sign the Colombia international striker on a season-long loan deal from Ligue 1 outfit Monaco.

Fans Of Rival Clubs Will Love To Have Me - John Terry

Chelsea defender John Terry insists fans of rival clubs would "love" to have him in their team, and says that while he uses criticism to his advantage he does not want to be hated when the time comes to retire.

At 34 years old Terry was one of the most important members of Chelsea's Premier League-winning squad last season, playing every minute as he secured his fourth top-flight title of an illustrious career.

But he has often courted controversy and in 2012 was found guilty by the Football Association of racially abusing then Queens Park Rangers defender Anton Ferdinand, which landed him a four-match ban and ended his international career with England.

Sterling Great Signing For City - John Terry

Manchester City got an outstanding deal in signing Raheem Sterling from Liverpool for £49 million, Chelsea captain John Terry says.

The Blues veteran was impressed by the young England forward last season and, although Sterling and Liverpool's actions in the build up to his exit from Anfield attracted criticism, Terry feels that his forcing through a move to a Champions League team is understandable.

"Sterling was one of the best players I came up against last year. He caused a lot of problems and I think he is going to be a big player for them," the Chelsea defender told the press.

Mourinho's New Contract - Bad News For Rivals Says John Terry

John Terry believes Jose Mourinho's new contract at Chelsea is an ominous sign for the club's rivals.
With Jose Mourinho set to sign a new deal at Chelsea, captain John Terry says that can only be good news for the club and bad for their rivals.

Mourinho is reportedly close to agreeing terms on a fresh four-year contract at Stamford Bridge, as he continues his love affair with the Premier League champions.

In his second season back at the club in 2014-15, Mourinho won the title - adding to the two he won in his first spell - and also claimed the League Cup with victory over Tottenham at Wembley.

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John Terry Hits Out At Rafa Benitez

After captaining Chelsea to the Premier League title, John Terry aimed a thinly veiled dig at Rafael Benitez. Chelsea captain John Terry believes he has proved a point to Rafael Benitez after captaining his club to a fourth Premier League title.

Terry continued his record of being an ever-present in the league this season as Jose Mourinho's side beat Crystal Palace 1-0 on Sunday to open up an unassailable advantage with three games still to play.

The former England skipper's career stagnated when Benitez took interim charge of Chelsea in the 2012-13 campaign, but Terry has been revitalised under Mourinho.

Rio Fredinand Hails John Terry

Rio Ferdinand may no longer get along with John Terry off the pitch, but the QPR man hailed the Chelsea captain's performances on it. Rio Ferdinand said he and John Terry are still "not the closest of mates" but believes the Chelsea captain has been "outstanding" for the Premier League leaders this season.

QPR defender Ferdinand labelled Terry "the biggest idiot" after he was banned and fined for racially abusing the Manchester United centre-back's brother Anton Ferdinand. Ferdinand, who played alongside Terry for England, stated that he found it "impossible to forgive or forget" the pain caused.

Can Kurt Zouma Replace John Terry? Mourinho Says Yes

Kurt Zouma is mature and good enough to become Chelsea's next captain, manager Jose Mourinho said. Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho backed defender Kurt Zouma to eventually replace John Terry as the club's captain.

Zouma, 20, has made an impressive start to his career at Chelsea – making 15 appearances in all competitions in his first season. Mourinho said Zouma was different to 34-year-old Terry, but tipped him to eventually mature into Chelsea captain.

John Terry Rules Out England Return

John Terry is not considering a possible return to the England setup, after lifting the League Cup at Wembley with Chelsea on Sunday. The Chelsea captain retired from the international game in September 2012 after claiming the Football Association made his position "untenable" in the wake of accusations he racially abused Anton Ferdinand.

When asked if Sunday's triumph at Wembley had prompted him to reconsider his position, Terry was unequivocal in his response.

CAPITAL ONE CUP FINAL: Chelsea 2-0 Tottenham

              

This Is The First Trophy For A New Chelsea - Jose Mourinho

Jose Mourinho believes Sunday's League Cup triumph over Tottenham represents the first trophy for a "new" Chelsea. Chelsea lifted the League Cup after victory over Tottenham on Sunday, and Jose Mourinho sees it as the first silverware of many for a new crop of players.

In his initial spell at Stamford Bridge, Mourinho won two Premier League titles, two League Cups and one FA Cup. Sunday's win at Wembley secured the first trophy of his second stint in charge, and Mourinho's first major silverware since winning La Liga with Real Madrid in 2012.

John Terry Hits Brace In Chelsea Come Back

A brace from captain John Terry helped Chelsea overturn a two-goal deficit to defeat AFC Wimbledon 3-2 in a friendly on Saturday.

Having beaten Wycombe Wanderers 5-0 in their first pre-season fixture on Wednesday, Chelsea would have expected a similarly strong showing against Wimbledon at Kingsmeadow.

But Jose Mourinho's men were up against it as Alan Bennett scored inside the first minute and Matt Tubbs - who joined from Bournemouth last month - scored from the penalty spot shortly before the break.

Cech And Terry Forced Out Against Atletico Madrid Due To Injury

Petr Cech was forced off with a shoulder injury during Chelsea's Champions League clash with Atletico Madrid. The 31-year-old collided with Raul Garcia after 15 minutes and required lengthy treatment on the pitch before being replaced by Mark Schwarzer.

Cech had returned to Chelsea's starting side after missing Saturday's 2-1 defeat at home to Sunderland because of a virus and is now a doubt for the clash at league leaders Liverpool on Sunday.

John Terry was also forced off with an ankle injury during Chelsea's Champions League clash with Atletico Madrid on Tuesday evening.

Chelsea Sure Of New Terry Contract Deal

Chelsea are confident veteran defender John Terry will "amicably" agree a new contract in the near future, assistant coach Steve Holland said on Friday.

Former England centre-back Terry has reportedly been offered a new contract by the west London club but on half his current salary.

However, Hollland denied any talk of a tense atmosphere between the club and their 33-year-old stalwart, while suggesting two more senior players in England duo Frank Lampard and Ashley Cole were both on the brink of signing new deals as well.