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Chelsea have indefinitely banned a supporter following an incident of racist abuse aimed toward Tottenham player Son Heung-min.The Blues drew 2-2 with Spurs on August 14 at Stamford Bridge when the incident occurred, with the game being shown live on Sky Sports. The supporter had been seen on TV cameras aiming racist abuse at Son as the South Korean international went to take a corner at the Shed End of Stamford Bridge.Chelsea said: "Following our statement this week on racist abuse at the Tottenham game last Sunday, Chelsea Football Club can confirm that it has identified and banned a season ticket holder indefinitely."READ MORE: Expensive Premier League flops who returned to former clubs - from Balotelli to Werner Earlier in the week, Chelsea had released a separate statement condemning the abuse that Son had received during the clash.It read: "Chelsea Football Club finds any form of discriminatory behaviour totally abhorrent.

Chelsea legend John Terry has been accused of being up to his old tricks after posing with a huge catch while fishing in the Maldives - but it was actually caught by son Georgie.The 41-year-old former England skipper is currently enjoying some down time in South Asia having returned to Stamford Bridge in a coaching consultancy role back in January.Having posted recent snaps to his 7.1 million Instagram followers of himself taking part in various activities - one upload featured himself with a huge fish. READ MORE: Man Utd's Harry Maguire targeted by Chelsea in swap deal with Christian Pulisic It included the caption: "Family Fishing Trip. Georgie catching the only fish of the morning, but I’m taking all the credit." Alongside various emojis.Although the second photo was one of young Georgie, many poked fun at Terry making it about himself having worn a full kit to celebrate Chelsea's 2012 Champions League triumph, despite being suspended for the final.One follower wrote in the comments: "Like the CL final all over again." Would you have worn a full kit after the Champions League final? Tell us in the comments section below. With a second adding: "I'm surprised you didn’t pop your kit on for that photo."A third agreed: "Full kit job."With a fourth concluding: "For a minute it looked like you'd gone full kit again."Ramires told FourFourTwo of the full kit saga back in 2020: "All of us changed post-match."The idea came from the club, because they wanted everyone ready for the team photo."Terry had been shown a red card for an off the ball foul on Alexis Sanchez against Barcelona in their semi-final second leg.

Wolves fan has appeared in court after allegedly racially abusing Rio Ferdinand and shouting homophobic slurs at referee Mike Dean.Jamie Arnold, of Staffordshire, is accused of calling Ferdinand a "f***ing monkey" and Dean a "f***ing gay boy" during a Premier League match between Manchester United and Wolves at Molineux back in May 2021.Dean was officiating the match while Ferdinand was there as a pundit for BT Sport.CCTV footage played in court allegedly showed Arnold making an offensive gesture towards Ferdinand, while also chanting: "One John Terry, there's only one John Terry" - with whom Ferdinand has a personal history.He was ejected from the ground by police, during what was the first round of fixtures in which fans could return following Covid-19, after stewards were alerted to the situation by several other supporters sitting near Arnold.Arnold pleaded not guilty to the charges last August and has been on bail on the condition he not attend any of Wolves' home matches.Ferdinand, who was pictured arriving in court this morning, discussed the incident on air afterwards, saying: "It's pleasing and refreshing that it's been taken so seriously but I'd love to meet up with the fella and educate him a little bit" he said. "Punishing people without education isn't the way forward."Prosecutor Jason Arris said: "Mr Ferdinand was aware of a group of supporters who were shouting rather enthusiastically at him.

Big Brother star Orlaith McAllister is the first to admit she was "carefree" when she appeared on the show almost two decades ago.These days, life is much different than when she was shot to fame overnight thanks to the Channel 4 reality show. Long gone are the celebrity parties and bright lights of London, as she now has a new career back in her native Northern Ireland.Read more: 'I was sick of being trashy girl he didn't want – now I'm classy he can't get me'But, as her dazzling Instagram pictures show, she's looks just as incredible as she did back then.Orlaith rose to fame in 2005 when she took part in Big Brother’s sixth series which was eventually won by Anthony Hutton.Then 26, she was “carefree” and without a “worry in the world”.

Chelsea and England defender, 36, went sack-to-sack with other parents at his child's sports day. Naturally, the pressure was on for him to outperform the rest of the field who haven't got a Champions League, two Premier Leagues, two Europa Leagues, two FA Cups and a League Cup on their resume.But he found himself neck-and-neck with another dad.

Peter Andre has reposted a video that his daughter Princess had posted on Instagram about her 15th birthday.Peter, 49, shares Princess and her brother Junior 17, with his ex-wife Katie Price, 44.Princess turned 15 on Wednesday (29th June), and proud dad Peter sang her praises to his 1.8 million Instagram followers.READ MORE: Love Island 2022 stars' famous connections - Jack Grealish, Patsy Palmer and A-list exes]Peter wrote: "Happy 15th birthday to my kind, loving, moody and caring daughter. You bring so much life to our home.

Peter Andre took to Instagram on Wednesday to wish his eldest daughter, Princess, a happy 15th birthday but hilariously warned her: "NO, you can't go on Love Island". Peter, 49, shares Princess, who he affectionately calls "Bista", and her brother Junior, 17, with his ex-wife Katie Price, who he met on the 2004 series of ITV's I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here.The star, who is now married to Emily Andre, 32, with whom he shares two children, Amelia and Theo, reposted a video that Princess had posted about her 15th birthday. As he wished his eldest daughter a happy birthday, he described her as "kind, loving, moody and caring".

Tottenham and England ace Peter Crouch believes the likes of Steven Gerrard and John Terry may have been afforded similar powers to Kylian Mbappe, during their time at Liverpool and Chelsea respectively.A year of constant speculation linking Mbappe to Real Madrid spectacularly came to a close when the French World Cup winner announced that he would sign a new three-year contract at the Parc des Princes. The new deal is understood to have included a signing bonus believed to be worth around £86million, as well as a £43m yearly salary.But if these eye watering sums were not enough, various reports claimed the 23-year-old could also be granted a meaningful say in decisions, from management to potential signings.

"special urinal" - and whether its all make-believe is kind of besides the point, as they can have a big impact on people, affecting both mentality and performance.Perhaps that explains why there are a decent number of plainly observable curses knocking about in the sport. So without further ado, here are eight of the most infamous.READ MORE: 10 strangest football superstitions - from John Terry's urinal to Phil Jones' socksRomelu Lukaku has become the latest victim of Chelsea's incredible No 9 curse.

Former England manager Sven-Goran Eriksson has explained why he made the decision to often move former Manchester United star Paul Scholes to the left-flank during his tenure as Three Lions boss.

Real Madrid the lead on the stroke of half-time after smashing the ball into an empty net following a scramble in the penalty area. However, following a VAR check, the goal was ruled out for offside after Federico Valverde was adjudged to have touched the ball first before it was deflected into Benzema's path.At half-time, former referee Walton analysed the decision to rule out the goal during BT Sport's coverage of the Champions League final.Speaking from the BT Sport Studio, Walton explained: "It’s actually an easy one.

Rio Ferdinand and John Terry exchanged "fragile ego" blows as their defenders row rumbled on.Ferdinand drew the ire of Terry this week when he named him as the fifth-best centre-back in Premier League history during a BT Sport interview with Liverpool star Virgil van Dijk. The Chelsea legend wasn't happy with the Manchester United icon's ranking.And he questioned the decision on Instagram, posting several pictures showing his achievements and defensive statistics with the caption: "Opinions are great but stats don't lie..." Ferdinand, who put himself in the number one spot, has since hit back with a social media post of his own.Taking to Twitter, he wrote: "@JohnTerry26 The moment one has to start pushing their own records and stats it’s really time to start addressing the fragile ego.

Rio Ferdinand heaped praise on John Terry before ranking him as the fifth best central defender in Premier League history.The ranking, which was part of a recent BT Sport feature with Virgil van Dijk, has resulted in Terry hitting back at his former England teammate on his Instagram Story. Terry posted a series of graphics showing his honours and defensive statistics as well as writing: "Opinions are great but stats don't lie..."Ferdinand had ranked himself, Van Dijk and former Manchester United defenders Nemanja Vidic and Jaap Stam ahead of Terry in his ranking of the five best centre-backs in Premier League history.However, Ferdinand did heap praise on Terry, whom he played alongside 35 times for the Three Lions, while justifying his inclusion in the top five.“In terms of his longevity at that club," explained Ferdinand.

Rio Ferdinand after the Manchester United legend snubbed him while ranking the best centre backs in Premier League history.Ferdinand was speaking to Liverpool's Virgil van Dijk on the latest episode of his YouTube show 'Between the Lines', and the two began discussing how the Dutchman stacked up to some of the all-time greats.They were given a list of 10 centre backs and were tasked with whittling it down to a top five. Van Dijk stayed humble, suggesting it was too early for him to be included in such illustrious company, though Ferdinand had little qualms about plonking himself as No 1."I believe I was number one.

Chelsea and Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho is well known for his razor sharp eviscerations, whether it is to his own players in the dressing room, on the touchline, or in the press conferences.But while an endless list of his best ever responses would likely fill a whole book, his very best takedown could be the time he threatened to play 50-year-old ‘Mick the Kitman’ ahead of Ricardo Carvalho during his first spell at Chelsea. John Terry’s rock solid partnership with the Portuguese defender inspired the Blues to back-to-back Premier League titles in Mourinho’s first reign at the club.However, Mourinho’s propensity for drama, and at times comedy, can best be encapsulated by his “brilliant” verbal assassination of Carvalho.

Champions League final fast approaching, players at Liverpool and Real Madrid will be doing everything they can to stay as focussed as possible - or risk becoming a meme.If there is one moment you need full concentration, it is in the final of the biggest club competition on the planet - so no nerves right? More often or not, the team that can keep it together better is the one that ends up lifting the trophy. On the 14th anniversary of John Terry's infamous slip against Manchester United to cost Chelsea the trophy, the Blues legend is not the only one to be haunted by his Champions League blunders.

There was no room for any of Jose Mourinho’s Manchester United players when he named his all-time best XI.

The Games and Freeze The Fear presenter Holly Willoughby has posted a rare snap of her son Harry as he celebrates his 13th birthday. Holly, who hosts the daytime show This Morning with Phillip Schofield, posted a photo of her eldest child gazing out to sea on a boat as she shared a loving message to her boy.

Holly Willoughby has shared a rare photo of her son Harry on Instagram as he becomes a teenager.The post, which now has more than 10,000 likes, shows young Harry, 13, looking out to sea as he's sat on the decking of a luxury yacht. Since Holly, 35, uploaded the snap on Wednesday a flurry of birthday messages have greeted her son with some famous names wishing the teenager well. Former Chelsea and now Everton manager Frank Lampard commented: "Happy birthday Harry! X" This was followed up with a similar message from former teammate John Terry and presenter Kate Thornton.

John Terry nailed his Celtic colours to the mast as he watched them take on Rangers at Parkhead.

Jose Mourinho guided the Blues to their first top-flight title in 50 years, breaking the duopoly of Arsenal and Manchester United in the process. In the end, it proved a canter for Chelsea who lost just once to finish 12 points clear of the Gunners.It was the first of three Chelsea titles for Mourinho, and one that cemented several first-team stars as club legends.