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The John Terry Appreciation Thread

To be fair there's a distinct difference between tech savvy and social media savvy.

Hint: the former is actually useful

 
PloKoon13 said:
To be fair there's a distinct difference between tech savvy and social media savvy.

Hint: the former is actually useful
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Can you just not be anything savvy?

#27#doesn't care for being good at either.#

 
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dkw said:
I`m well over 35 and more tech savvy than anyone I know, no matter what age. this whole thing sounds like you are desperately hunting for something to be disgusted about with Terry, its very odd.
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Forget the age comment. Not the point. I'm 34 btw. Not hunting JT here. His posts just feel a bit made up. Can't really explain it if you don't feel the same way.

 
ForeverCarefree said:
He's the best Chelsea player on social media, gives you a genuine insight into the life of a professional footballer.
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From Instagram I understand it involves being on a yacht a lot. Are his kids free from school already?Private schools break up start of July....

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I don't see the issue with JT advertising his pre season routines.. football is their workplace. Therefore it's the same as any working environment, some people eat sleep breathe work and they usually rise through the ranks quicker while others leave work at work and pretend it doesn't exist in their time off. Nothing wrong with either. Different people, different personalities. For those saying it looks forced, I'm pretty sure the majority of images on social media are forced in some manner.

 
Prefer him putting 'staged' photos of him working out in the off-season on Insta over the tabloids putting his picture on the front page for partying/drinking or whatever else they try to dig up and hammer him for.

Good on him

 
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JT's post-match interview:

On Hazard:


"He's up there with the very best in the world for me. We relied on him too much last season and he can't do it all on his own even though he almost does. He's a world-class player and we're very lucky to have him."

On our performance last night:

"It was very important to get off to a good start. The way we started and ended last season wasn't good enough by our own standards. We said before the game that whether we won, lost or drew, that was the type of fight and commitment we want from everyone. We dug in, it was a big London derby and it means a lot to players and supporters. It was great for the management to get off to a good start, as well."
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Id say its very unlikely JT will come out of retirement. 2 years until a major tournament by which time he may be retired anyway. He's not getting any younger so probably needs the international breaks to recover. If it was a world cup year then possibly he would consider it, but right now i highly doubt he'll be too motivated to go play a handful of qualifiers

 
Apparently he was asked the Question, and he just gave an answer, so all the tabloids have done again is run with it?

 
JT has no interest, and he knows it makes no sense for him. He's going day by day now at his age, never mind year by year. By the time the world cup comes round he may have retired, gone to China etc etc.

 
yeah the last thing we need is terry playing more games, especially pointless international ones we have low chance of winning

 
When I watched the England squad at Euros, with so many young players in their first tournament, I thought, they sure could use someone like JT to guide them through the stress of the experience. No one has more genuine passion and interest in mentoring young players.

Maybe that's what Allardyce is thinking, having JT as a bench player whose primary purpose would be to lead and mentor.

 
havelschayes said:
left on crutches according to sky

 luiz-cahill versus liverpool, oh dear..
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For f**k sake, i hope it's nothing serious. The last thing we need, and Terry needs, is to have a serious knee injury. He can't afford to be getting big injuries at this point in his career.

 
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