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Frank Lampard, John Terry and Wayne Rooney in England training at the 2006 World Cup in Germany.
‘We used to play computer games and stuff with the Man United boys. Yes, there was a massive rivalry between clubs, but I’m not sure that got in the way’ John Terry addresses England’s ‘Golden Generation’ cliques criticism

By Joe Mewis Published

EXCLUSIVE The mid-2000s ‘Golden Generation’ never made it past the quarter-final mark at a major tournament

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Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho celebrates with the Premier League trophy on his head, flanked by players Frank Lampard and captain John Terry, after winning the 2004/05 title
‘He sat us all down in the hotel and his aura was instantly clear. He kept repeating that we were going to win the league the following season’ John Terry opens up on his first meeting with Jose Mourinho

By Joe Mewis Published

EXCLUSIVE The Portuguese boss made a strong first impression at Stamford Bridge

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Dennis Wise
‘On away days, Dennis Wise would say, “Oi, go and get me a coffee”, and you’d have to. You’d come back with it, sit down, and he’d want another one for someone else. You’d do it again and again' John Terry on breaking into a star-packed Chelsea side

By Joe Mewis Published

EXCLUSIVE There were some big personalities at Stamford Bridge when future Chelsea skipper John Terry came up through the ranks

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‘No other owner was on Roman Abramovich’s level, in terms of investment and ambition. In my opinion, he was the best club owner in world football’ John Terry recalls the impact Chelsea’s former owner made on English football

By Joe Mewis Published

EXCLUSIVE Chelsea owner Roma Abramovich changed the face of English football when he bought the Blues in 2003

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John Terry's famous penalty miss in the 2008 UEFA Champions League final denied Chelsea a chance to win the game
‘I still think about my miss to this day. Honestly - not as often as I used to, but I still wake up and it’s there. I can see it’ John Terry opens up on his 2008 Champions League final shootout miss

By Joe Mewis Published

EXCLUSIVE Chelsea came out on the wrong side of a penalty shootout at the end of the first-ever all-English Champions League final

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John Terry plays in goal for Chelsea vs Reading, 2006
‘I even had my own pair of gloves brought to every match by the kit man, just in case I needed them. Jose left nothing to chance’ John Terry recalls his appearance in goal for Chelsea against Reading in 2006

By Joe Mewis Published

exclusive Seeing an outfield player donning the goalie gloves is always a highlight

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CARDIFF, UNITED KINGDOM - FEBRUARY 25: The players surround John Terry of Chelsea as he lies injured during the Carling Cup Final match between Chelsea and Arsenal at the Millennium Stadium on February 25, 2007 in Cardiff, Wales. (Photo by Clive Mason/Getty Images)
‘I slept for almost two days straight – Arsenal’s physio basically saved my life’ John Terry on the brutal head kick he received from Abou Diaby in the 2007 League Cup Final

By Joe Mewis Published

EXCLUSIVE Terry was knocked unconscious in the incident during Chelsea's 2007 League Cup final victory

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John Terry celebrates with the Champions League trophy after Chelsea's win over Bayern Munich in the 2012 final.
‘I don’t regret wearing full kit to lift the Champions League trophy – we got a letter from UEFA, saying I had to do it!’ John Terry lifts the lid on his infamous celebration

By Joe Mewis Published

EXCLUSIVE The former Chelsea skipper became a meme back in 2012 when he celebrated the Blues' Champions League victory

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SEASON PREVIEW ISSUE! 140 clubs rated, PLUS an exclusive Estevao interview, Jeff Winter, Myles Lewis-Skelly's mum, Cardiff in crisis, John Terry answers YOUR questions and MORE

By Mark White, Matthew Ketchell Published

SEASON PREVIEW! Get your hands on the now legendary season preview issue – available in print from Thursday or on your device now!

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John Terry, FIFA Club World Cup
‘Players are competitive by nature and they’ll want to get their hands on it. We have an opportunity for some young players to show us what they’re made of’ John Terry outlines what to expect at the revamped Club World Cup

By Joe Mewis Published

EXCLUSIVE The former Chelsea skipper is looking forward to the expanded 32-team tournament which kicks off this month

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