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The John Terry Appreciation Thread

benjsross said:
Yes, the entire field knew it was going to happen. Apparently Costa reminded Pickford who kicked it out. 

Sunderland were fine with it, the ref was fine with it, the entire ground was fine with it. The journalists are not. f**k them.
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I think tomorrow's Times is leading its sports section with a condemnation of it.

The anti-Chelsea hysteria is unreal.

 
Bobbywoodhogan said:
Seriously he did that?  :laugh2:

I did point out other week how he talked about how great David Luiz debut was for us with a magnificent goal scored against Fulham back in 2011 which was actually a game that ended 0-0  :laugh2:
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The amount of sh*t he writes his amazing. Don't know how he is allowed to continue to do so. He makes a lot of mistakes similar to the one you wrote. Last season, he made a such an error than had to amend the whole thing because he cocked up the whole thing. Can't remember the specifics but many times, he has made errors like this. Such a laughing stock :laugh2:

 
Bobbywoodhogan said:
What an emotional good bye that was, definitely our greatest ever player IMO.

The media and fan frenzy over the guard of honour thing is a f**king joke, if it was Stevie Me suddenly everyone involved would be doing a classy thing. f**k the haters and there jealousy, f**k Garth Crooks, f**k Martin Keown and f**k anyone else whose git a problem with it.

The Premier Leagues greatest every centre back! John Terry, Captain, Leader, Legend! 
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Spot on man. I'm not a religious man, but John Terry is as close to God as we'll ever see!

 
Total over reaction from certain parts of the media regarding the substitution.

The game was a dead rubber, they were down, we'd already won it, I'm pretty sure if there had been anything at stake it wouldn't have played out like that - pretty sure our gaffer wouldn't have entertained the thought.

There will always be a reason to bash Chelsea, even when there isn't one, certain people will manufacture one, bitter bitter trolls.

 
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STATS said:
The amount of sh*t he writes his amazing. Don't know how he is allowed to continue to do so. He makes a lot of mistakes similar to the one you wrote. Last season, he made a such an error than had to amend the whole thing because he cocked up the whole thing. Can't remember the specifics but many times, he has made errors like this. Such a laughing stock :laugh2:
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I remember after we beat City he talked of David Luiz's brilliant assist to Diego Costa. The assist that was actually from Fabregas  :laugh2:

 
I have no problem with the sub, it was a good send off, maybe a little corny, but after 20 years hes earned the right to request what way he comes off, especially in a game that is virtually meaningless.

I am a little surprised at Sunderland agreeing to kick the ball out, though!

The media uproar is farcical and blinded by bitterness and hatred for JT, wouldnt have mattered what happened, they'd still find a way to criticise him or whatever he did wouldnt be deemed in good taste.

I started cooking dinner after the celebrations and had 5 live on in the kitchen, the absolute bo**ocks Robbie Savage and co were talking made me switch it over to music.

Absolute Pillock.

 
End of an Era  - what a great send off for JT- The Legend.

As for the actual guard of honour - 26th minute thing - great for JT and everyone connected with Chelsea FC but I can see why anyone non-Chelsea is having a pop and calling it very self-indulgent. We would be exactly the same if it were Gerrard etc. But f**k 'em!

 
Shed a tear or two in my seat yesterday. Terry is the only player still remaining from when I first started going to Chelsea 17/18 years ago. He has been there and was a key part of so many great memories I have had at that ground. Days like yesterday remind me just why I invest so much time & money into this football club. The greatest Premier League defender of his generation. Forever and always our Captain, Leader & Legend!

 
i never watched the game yesterday, only listened to the commentary. however, i must admit after watching the guard of honour during the game i can see where people are coming from. in the middle of the game it isn't right, but like others have said it's a meaningless game and both sides had zero to play for. i wonder if the f.a will look at that incident, and with moyes coming out saying sunderland kicked the ball out deliberately, and fine us for it.

football is so fickle these days and people have a stick up their asses for any tedious little issue. people do need to chill the fcuk out, there's more to life than football. the vitriol terry has received from all corners of the net, especially from oppo fans is illogical. the same people who point the finger usually have the dirtiest hands, so before you criticise an individual, make sure your own house is in order and you have never made a mistake in your own life. just because someone is in the spotlight doesn't mean they don't make mistakes or wrong decisions. 

 
I recorded Match of the Day yesterday but I don't think I'll bother watching it. Its been a busted flush since SKY started showing the Football anyway.

I did find the send off a bit cheesy but still enjoyed it non the less. The w*nkfest over Stevie G's retirement from the media will take some beating, so what if we went over the top, we will never see JT's like at Chelsea, ever again. If it annoys the likes of Garth Crooks and and Alan "elbows" Shearer, then so much the better.

 
Every single rival fan that I see on other forums are attacking the club and  JT for doing this. This is mad. 

 
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Who the f**k cares what other fans and c**ts think. I mean why do we (Chelsea fans) care so much about "what others are thinking and saying". 

JT was a LEGEND. Without a doubt the biggest legend of the club. We will send him off the way we think its fit. And thats that. End of.

 
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