They revere Ledley King at Spuds. Yes, he was a very good defender whose career was wrecked by knee injuries, but they seem to have a blindspot:
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/crime/englands-ledley-king-arrested-over-assault-1682413.html
JT is, in their eyes, a crap player because of who he plays for, because they don't like him, and because of the Rio F case. And yet they seem to thing King is a saint.
And of course, Spuds fans invented the first JT racism controversy after Poll mysteriously sent him off. There was nothing in it whatsoever, but barely a week goes by with it being dragged up. If you're unaware of the false rumour, it's got so far that the fabricated words that JT never said noone on the pitch ever even claimed to have heard are searchable on google. (Type in Terry Ledley King lippy). I've even read references to the made-up story on the Telegraph
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/teams/chelsea/8853809/Matthew-Norman-one-can-only-marvel-at-just-how-wronged-John-Terry-has-been.html
To his credit, King has come out and said it never happened, but that has never stopped the Spuds fans repeated the lies at every opportunity:
http://www.fourfourtwo.com/features/ledley-king-one-one
What did John Terry say to you that got him sent off in the match at White Hart Lane in 2006?
Jack McInroy - via Twitter
I honestly don’t know what happened. Me and JT were jostling in the box; I was defending a corner, he was trying to score. He ended up dragging me to the ground and he got up. I honestly can’t remember what he said. I remember coming off the pitch and people saying it was something racist, but
I didn’t hear anything at the time so could never point the finger.
I’m still not actually sure what he was sent off for. I think he barged into Benoit Assou-Ekotto on the way back to his own end, and a couple of the other black French-speaking players – Pascal Chimbonda and Didier Zokora – went to defend their friend. Maybe some people jumped to conclusions because of that, but
those players didn’t hear anything either.
It was only after the game that we were reading messages [suggesting it may have been racist], and we were surprised by that.
It didn’t affect my relationship with John. We played when we were young, but we were never best buddies – we never spoke to each other off the pitch when we were younger, we just played in the same team.
Obviously we’ve got a lot of respect for each other, and we’ve played for England together, but just because you play with somebody, that doesn’t mean you speak off the pitch.