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Skipper Terry losing status at Chelsea

Submitted by tribalfootball.com on Sun, 03/21/2010 - 11:00

Chelsea captain John Terry is seeing his status at Stamford Bridge threatened, it has been revealed.

The Sunday Times says there are rumblings of discontent towards Carlo Ancelotti’s assistants. Ray Wilkins is considered too close to Terry, who championed his appointment in 2008.

There has been criticism of the relaxed manner in which he and Bruno Demichelis, the psychologist Ancelotti brought from AC Milan, prepare for games. Terry’s standing within the team has arguably been damaged by his alleged affair with the mother of Wayne Bridge’s child. Club insiders describe Terry as a man who has lost his formerly dominant position inside the dressing room, and talk of a resentment that Terry’s behaviour forced Ancelotti into publicly warning the entire playing staff against bringing Chelsea into further disrepute.

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Submitted by Cdkred (not verified) on Wed, 03/24/2010 - 21:33.

4 ***** sake u bunch of ***** if u can't ***** speak English write it ur own ***** language!!

Submitted by Yemsonphilip (not verified) on Mon, 03/22/2010 - 14:38.

I am a chelsea fans i am tired of watching their game in Nigeria, no confidence play of football. he acelloti has done alot of damages to the team example we need just a goal against inter milan he substitue zirkoh and took malouda that is managing to attack up front why bringing out Ballack and introducing Joe cole and later chelsea conceded a goal as a result of tactical error and lack of idea from Acelotti and terry why should he do that to wayne bridge wife my question is can Terry accept another player in EPL to f***k his wife, he deserve that. i rise court

Submitted by thomas k misoi (not verified) on Sun, 03/21/2010 - 19:12.

i'm a true chelsea fan but nowdays it is very painfull watching chelsea playing diamond formation.from the word go i never thing the formation will work in england.

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