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Chelsea management confident Terry staying

Submitted by tribalfootball.com on Fri, 07/10/2009 - 08:46

Chelsea insist there is no crisis surrounding Manchester City's pursuit of skipper John Terry.

A Stamford Bridge source told The Sun: "Terry's not going anywhere. He's been happy with the public statements that Chelsea have made.

"The meeting with the manager was not about showdown talks.

"It was about football and setting out his vision as a manager to his captain. It was a 'get to know you' meeting.

"If there are any discussions regarding finances they will be done through the board.

"It is not something the manager wants to get involved in. Neither do we expect any such talks to be drawn out. John Terry wants to stay at Chelsea and we want him to stay.

"When a bid came in February, John said he wanted to stay at Chelsea for the rest of his career. That is no different now."

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Comments (2)

Submitted by grego (not verified) on Fri, 07/10/2009 - 09:11.

ITS LIKE THE CHELSEA OF YESTER YEAR IF WE WANT HIM WE GET HIM SIMPLES, LETS FACE IT CHELSEA ARE A SMALL CLUB WITH A FEW YEARS OF HISTORY FACT, GOOGLE THERE CROWDS IN 80'S' 90'S THERE HISTORY STARTED IN THE LAST FEW YEARS, THINK IT WAS 50 YEARS SINCE THEY FIRT WON THE LEAGUE, BUT WE ALL KNOW CHELSEA THERE A SMALLISH FULHAM

Submitted by grego (not verified) on Fri, 07/10/2009 - 09:11.

ITS LIKE THE CHELSEA OF YESTER YEAR IF WE WANT HIM WE GET HIM SIMPLES, LETS FACE IT CHELSEA ARE A SMALL CLUB WITH A FEW YEARS OF HISTORY FACT, GOOGLE THERE CROWDS IN 80'S' 90'S THERE HISTORY STARTED IN THE LAST FEW YEARS, THINK IT WAS 50 YEARS SINCE THEY FIRT WON THE LEAGUE, BUT WE ALL KNOW CHELSEA THERE A SMALLISH FULHAM

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