John Terry: Last News

Jurgen Klopp has been a key pillar of their success over the course of the German's reign as manager.Mohamed Salah, Virgil van Dijk and Sadio Mane have all been signed by Klopp and starred as the Reds won the Champions League and Premier League in successive seasons. But while these players are now household names, there are several superstars who Liverpool have missed out on.These botched signings are seen through the Reds' time in the Premier League, missing out on players at the start and at the peak of their careers.

Liverpool hero Steven Gerrard has revealed which Manchester United player he wished he played alongside during his playing career, and given his verdict on the age-old Ronaldo versus Messi debate.

Manchester United legend laying the blame on a recent weight gain.Rooney stood in for Gary Neville on Monday Night Football alongside Carragher and host Dave Jones. The former striker and Derby manager spoke candidly about football past and present as he and Carragher analysed Arsenal's 3-0 defeat to Crystal Palace.Rooney was recently inducted into the Premier League Hall of Fame along with Palace manager and Arsenal legend Patrick Vieira, joining icons such as Alan Shearer and Steven Gerrard.

Wayne Rooney and Jamie Carragher have agreed on three players who should be inducted into the Premier League Hall of Fame.The pair were appearing on Monday Night Football ahead of Arsenal and Crystal Palace's clash when they debated the topic. Both men tabled six suggestions for its next class of inductees, and Rooney agreed with three of Carragher's six suggestions.The Derby County boss said: "I've got some similar there, so the ones I went with were Sergio Aguero, one of the best strikers the Premier League has ever seen.

Chelsea legend John Terry has issued a message to supporters as he looks to buy a 10 per cent stake in the club with the True Blues Consortium.

Carol Vorderman, John Terry and more were spotted out and about on the final day of the Cheltenham Festival.The stars were out for one last day at the races on Friday with AJ Pritchard and his girlfriend Abbie Quinnen almost among the celebs dressed to impressed and making the most of the sun.Countdown legend Carol, 61, oozed style and looked as youthful as ever stepped out in a dark tan blazer over a slightly sheer black top.The clear blue skies were deceptive, as the star – who presented the Channel 4 show for 26 years – kept warm with a pair of black leather gloves, and completed the chic look with a stunning tweed-detail peacock fascinator.As ever, it’s a star-studded affair with famous faces soaking up the action with the Cheltenham Gold Cup set to be held at 3:30pm.Retired Chelsea star John Terry stepped out with his wife Toni as they were spotted wandering round the concourse, with his partner stunning in a black shirt and form-fitting pants with a red plaid coat to match her belt.Meanwhile, the former England defender kept it cool with a blue jacket and tie, completing the look with beige chinos and brown leather dress shoes.Former Strictly pro AJ and his partner Abbie were also among the punters on Friday, and the dancer looked effortlessly cool in a smart blue suit and shades.And Abbie was all smiles as she walked by his side, opting for a spring-blossom pink trouser suit.John was spotted talking to fashion designer Jade Holland Cooper – whom The Times has called ‘Mrs Cheltenham’ for her role as its ‘main outfitter’ – at the event, while she was seen beaming with Pixie Lott.The singer – who was just by husband Oliver Cheshire – looked incredible at the races as she wore a Jade-designed cape/coat in a bold black

John Terry is reportedly keen on purchasing a stake in Chelsea as part of a consortium and would like to introduce fan tokens in exchange for voting rights.The Blues legend is reportedly keen on purchasing a 10 per cent of the club for around £250million, with the club currently on sale for around £3billion. Publication Goal reports that Terry is teaming up with former women's star Claire Rafferty, who played for Chelsea between 2007 and 2018, in a coalition called True Blue to buy a stake in what is still Roman Abramovich's club.And as part of the bid, the consortium will reportedly let players and supporters - as well as staff members - buy fan tokens for over £100 in exchange for voting rights, a move that has been used by several European clubs so far this season despite its controversial nature.

Chelsea captain for his post about Roman Abramovich.A fan tweeted Terry: "I don't know if the British MP wants John Terry to erase his history with makes sense to anyone really baffles me."Roman Abramovich will forever be in the history of Chelsea FC & no one can change it. We thank you the great ROMAN with love."To which Terry responded: "100% mate."The same MP that claimed fortunes in expenses of the taxpayers' money.

Chelsea legend dedicated a message to Roman Abramovich.Bryant blasted Terry for his "appalling" tribute to the club’s owner, who recently put the club on sale.Abramovich confirmed on Wednesday that the Premier League club are up for sale in an emotional statement, with the oligarch setting the price at around £3billion.It comes as the billionaire - who bought Chelsea in 2003 for £140million - faces calls from Labour MPs to have his assets seized by the UK Government as they look to impose sanctions on Russian oligarchs who are alleged to be affiliated with Vladimir Putin.Abramovich has always rejected accusations of ties to Putin and the Kremlin. Nevertheless, Terry paid tribute to the owner online, posting a picture of them together with a Premier League trophy, one of 19 major trophies won in the Abramovich era.The 41-year-old wrote alongside it: “The best.” But the mark of respect by Terry has come under heavy fire by Byrant, who pointed to the war ongoing in Ukraine.

John Terry and is wife Toni met when they were teenagers, and the pair have remained inseparable ever since. Former England ace John, 41, was completing an apprenticeship at Chelsea when he first met Toni, 41, and his future wife had no idea that he was a footballer at the time, until she eventually saw him playing live on TV. Speaking about the beginning of their romance, Toni previously told The Sun: "We hit it off straight away and I thought he was very nice.

Chelsea legend John Terry has paid tribute to Roman Abramovich after the Russian billionaire confirmed he has put the club up for sale. Abramovich has come under the spotlight over the past week following his country’s invasion of Ukraine.

Twitter showing a young lad being bullied by a group of hooligans. In the clip, the victim appears to be punched repetitively and also kicked in the groin in a despicable series of events.A tweet revealing the horrifying abuse has received over 7,000 retweets and was captioned: “We need to find out who these repulsive bullies parents are.” And it has caught the attention of former Chelsea captain Terry, who was left revolted by the incident.

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Chelsea captain John Terry has snubbed Manchester United's star Cristiano Ronaldo as the toughest player he's played against in favour of Lionel Messi and Ronaldinho.Terry answered the question on his Instagram account when hosting a Q&A session on Sunday evening.The former England international answered a range of topics from if he ever wanted to play abroad to his favourite golf courses.Terry also revealed he didn't care about Wayne Rooney wearing longer studs against him - as Chelsea won 3-0, and the title, anyway.But it was his answer to the toughest player he's faced that caught the eye as there was no room for Ronaldo.Chelsea and Barcelona become semi-regular opponents during the 2000s and early 2010.And the two sides played out some classic encounters, these series of games were kickstarted by Ronaldinho's moment of magic against the Blues at Stamford Bridge. Is Terry the best centre-back the Premier League has ever seen? Let us know in the comments section The Brazilian danced on the edge of the box before curling the ball past Petr Cech in the Chelsea goal.There was also the infamous encounter in 2009, and Fernando Torres' moment of redemption in 2012.Terry is currently out of the game, having most recently been seen at Villa Park as part of Dean Smith's coaching set-up.Terry helped Aston Villa return to the Premier League, but he left his role over the summer.The Englishman also revealed in his Q&A this decision was taken to spend more time with his family.

Chelsea captain John Terry has addressed the debate over who was better between him and former Manchester United star Nemanja Vidic.Terry and Vidic are renowned as being two of the best defenders in the Premier League’s history, with debate raging since they were playing as to who was to better player.The Blues star icon won five Premier League titles, five FA Cups and the Champions League over the course of his 20-year career at Chelsea, Nottingham Forest and Aston Villa.Vidic also enjoyed an incredibly successful stay at Old Trafford, helping United to win five league titles and three League Cups. Both players were also perennial fixtures in the PFA’s Team of the Year, with both featuring four times, while Vidic was also named the Premier League’s Player of the Year on two occasions.Terry has now moved to address that debate and has admitted his admiration for the former Red Devils star.“Everyone will have different opinions, but Vidic was an unbelievable defender,” Terry said in an Instagram Q&A when asked about the debate over him and Vidic.

Champions League replica, several England caps and man of the match champaign bottles as well as memorabilia from multiple different competitions.The former England and Chelsea skipper, who also played for Nottingham Forest and Aston Villa, gave his followers a view into his home while taking part in an Instagram question and answer session on Sunday (February 20).The 41-year-old was asked if he could give a tour of his trophy room by one curious follower, who was treated to a snap of his achievements in all their glory inside his Surrey home.Terry won four Premier League titles, five FA Cups and three League Cups during his time at Stamford Bridge, as well as the Champions League and Europa League.Another question asked of Terry was whether he was better than Manchester United icon Nemanja Vidic, to which he said: "Everyone will have different opinions."Vidic was an unbelievable defender, I get asked this a lot and the big thing that allows you to be spoken as one of the very best is longevity."Vidic done this year after hear after year. Top guy aswell."Is John Terry the best defender in Premier League history? Give us your thoughts in the comment sectionTerry was also asked his opinion of Thiago Silva, and mentioned that he would've loved to play alongside him.He wrote: "Absolutely love him.

Wayne Rooney documentary in which the former striker admitted he put on longer studs to hurt Chelsea.Rooney’s comments in the Amazon film, words that even led to him being warned by the English FA, stated that he changed his studs for a 2006 match between Manchester United and Chelsea "because I wanted to try and hurt someone", before adding: "John Terry left the stadium on crutches. I left a hole in his foot and then I signed my shirt to him after the game." The Derby County boss has since confirmed that the tackle that saw Terry go off injured was not intentional.And the Chelsea legend has played down any suggestion that the recent revelation has caused any sort of rift between him and his former England team-mate.When responding to questions thrown Terry’s way on Instagram, the 41-year-old was asked by a follower how he felt about Rooney admitting to wearing longer studs.Terry replied: “Of course not.

criticising the Chelsea defender earlier this week.The former Cardiff City and Sheffield United boss said he didn't think the 32-year-old was "a great defender" and suggested he'd been "lucky" to have had such an illustrious career.After getting a bit of blowback from Chelsea supporters, as well as from Blues legend John Terry, Warnock clarified his position on talkSPORT, claiming what he meant to say was that Azpilicueta wasn't "the best" defender."I think he's an excellent wing back, I'm not sure he's a top class defender," the 73-year-old said, before admitting that a goal the Spaniard scored against his Cardiff side in 2019 - which should have been disallowed for offside - was still playing on his mind."Listen, I don't forgive him for being offside for that goal at Cardiff, that's what it is … it'll be the bitterness underneath," Warnock joked.Following Thomas Tuchel's side's victory in the Club World Cup final on Saturday, Azpilicueta became the first player in Chelsea history to win every single major honour available to him.Earlier in the week, Warnock took a swipe at the Chelsea skipper, insisting that his trophy haul was simply due to him being "in the right place at the right time".Is Cesar Azpilicueta the most underrated defender in the Premier League? Let us know what you think in the comments section below...Want to be on the ball with all of the latest football news?Well then sign up for the brilliant Daily Star football email newsletter!From the latest transfer news to the agenda-setting stories, get it all in your email inbox - don't miss a thing.It only takes a matter of seconds.Simply type your email address into the box at the top of this article and hit 'subscribe'.And that's it, job done.

Middlesbrough manager brandished Chelsea hero Cesar Azpilicueta as "lucky" for his illustrious career.Snapped up for the bargain price of £6.5 million in 2012, Azpilicueta, 32, has guided Chelsea through arguably the most prominent period in their history, captaining the side to Champions League glory last season.The last time the Blues lifted the 'big ears' trophy was under former skipper John Terry, who famously donned a full Chelsea kit for the post-match celebrations despite playing no part in the final itself.But the Spaniard's honours list wasn't enough to convince Warnock he's worthy to represent the Blues on the field with the 73-year-old labelling him "a fortunate lad to be at a club like Chelsea."But from one Blues legend to another, Terry has jumped to defend Azpilicueta following Neil Warnock's appearance on TalkSPORT."Is this a wind up ? @talkSPORT" stated Terry alongside an angry face emoji.The ex-Chelsea ace also posted nine trophy emojis next to the comment in relation to the number of honours Azpilicueta has won whilst at the club.Former teammate Cesc Fabregas was also aghast by Warnock's comments, replying with a facepalm emoji.HAVE YOUR SAY! Do you think Cesar Azpilicueta is fortunate to be at Chelsea? Let us know in the comments section."I think Azpilicueta has been a very fortunate lad to be at a club like Chelsea. I don't think he is a great defender," said Warnock."Sometimes in football, you need a bit of luck and I think he's had a bit of luck at the right time and in the right place.

Manchester City star Sergio Aguero has named John Terry as the toughest opponent he faced during his time in the Premier League. Aguero, who last played for Barcelona, made the difficult decision to hang up his boots in December due to a heart condition.The Argentine forward started his career at Independiente before moving to Atletico Madrid in 2006 - but it was at City where he cemented his standing as one of the game's most lethal marksman.

Daily Star Sport, we're taking a closer look at some of the players who have failed to live up to the standards set by their superstar brothers.Which other world class stars have 'bang average' footballer brothers? Give us your thoughts in the comments sectionRegarded as one of the Premier League's greatest ever centre-backs, John Terry carved out quite the career at the top of the game.A captain, leader and legend at Chelsea, the former England skipper enjoyed a trophy-laden career which saw his collection include five Premier League titles, four FA Cups and one Champions League crown.By comparison, his older brother Paul didn't enjoy quite the same level of success.Having languished in the lower leagues of English football for all of his career, the midfielder's greatest achievements are his 2004-05 League Two title success with Yeovil Town and a 2011 FA Trophy triumph with Darlington. Wayne Rooney has gone down in the history books as one of Manchester United and England's greatest ever players and currently hold the goalscoring record for both.