Chelsea and England star John Terry has confirmed his intention to move into management once his playing career is over. (more…)

With all the talk of multiple bids by Manchester City for England Captain John Terry during the summer months, Chelsea have decided to reward the 28 year old with a new five year deal that will reportedly be paying him in the neighborhood of 170,000 Pound a week.

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Chelsea captain John Terry has finally committed his future to Chelsea and ruled out any possibility of signing for Manchester City. (more…)

Billy’s insane moves win the approval of Captain Terry.

So the John Terry to Manchester City saga continues.  After keeping quiet up to this point about the whole thing, Man City bossman, Mark Hughes, has let his feelings be known about the whole situation.

“We would like to think we could offer John a different challenge,” Hughes said. “He’s been at Chelsea a long time and I know from my own experience as a player that when you have been with a club for a long time you get to a point when you think you need a new challenge and that a change of scenery would re-ignite certain things within you.

“It is not a question of finance, or money, it is about a different challenge, and John being at a different stage in his life and his career, and maybe that is why there hasn’t been a response [to commit himself to Chelsea] because John is seriously thinking in those terms. I went through that process myself as a player and I can understand if that is the way he is thinking.”

Mark Hughes trying to appeal to the “challenge for a player” side of John Hughes? Does this sort of thing have any sway on how JT, aka “Mr. Chelsea,” goes about making his decision to stay or go?

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Much in the same way that his former Captain Paolo Maldini is AC Milan, newly minted Chelsea head coach Carlo Ancelotti is insisting that John Terry is a symbol of the club and no matter what Manchester City offer, the England International is not for sale at any price.

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After inquiring about John Terry’s availability during the 2009 January Transfer Window and promptly being told he wasn’t for sale, Manchester City followed up with a Summer Transfer Window official offer for the England International, one that has motivated Chelsea to go public on their official website that for the second time he is “not for sale”.

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5 year old Oscar Witt interviews John Terry for The Guardian. Not content with a simple puff piece on JT, Oscar busts out several hardball questions like “…Who do you like best, José, Avram or Big Phil?” and (my favorite) “Why do you stick your hair up?”. Very clever.