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Chelsea legends John Terry and Frank Lampard are reportedly under consideration for the vacant managerial job at Ipswich Town who are presently in League One, the third tier of club football in England. This is according to the report from the stables of English publication Football Insider which revealed that the Tractor Boys have reached out to Lampard to know if the job will appeal to the 43-year-old.

Ex-Chelsea midfielder Lampard has been linked with a lot of clubs since his last job at Stamford Bridge. The retired England international was previously linked with the managerial job at clubs such as Celtic in the Scottish Premiership, Newcastle United in the Premier League, Bournemouth in the English Championship, Aston Villa in the Premier League, Swansea City in the English Championship and many more.

Frank Lampard was appointed the Chelsea manager in the summer of 2019 on the back of his successful one-year managerial spell at Derby County in the Championship and he helped the Blues to secure Champions League spot in his first season as their manager in the midst of a transfer ban and the exit of star player Eden Hazard to Real Madrid in a big money transfer.

Frank Lampard was sacked in the middle of last seasonand German manager Thomas Tuchel was made the new manager afterwards. While the Ipswich Town job might not be appealing toLampard, his ex-Chelsea teammate John Terry is said to be keen on it.

John Terry was the assistant manager to Dean Smith at Aston Villa before he made the decision to step down from the role in the summer to pursue a managerial job. His Villa exit coincided with the lack of defensive solidity in the team and Dean Smith paid dearly with his job at the club after a run of five successive losses. Dean Smith has since been appointed as the new Norwich City boss.

Chelsea legend John Terry has revealed the toughest Manchester United player he faced during his playing career. John Terry talked about his toughest United opponent while conducting a question and answer (Q & A) session on Twitter. According to him, ex-international teammate Wayne Rooney is his toughest opponent at Manchester United during his playing career.

John Terry played over 700 times for Chelsea before he left the club on a free transfer at the end of the 2016/17 season. He left the Blues at the end of his contract to join Aston Villa on a free transfer. He spent one season at Villa as a player before taking up the assistant manager role.

Ex-Chelsea captain Terry faced Manchester United 34 times during his career and he had a record of 13 wins, 10 draws and 11 defeats.

Terry has been without a coaching job since he left his role as the assistant manager this summer. The ex-English national team central defender left the Villa job in the summer to concentrate on his managerial career and he has been linked with several managerial jobs since then. John Terry has been linked with the manager’s job at Villa on the back of the dismissal of Dean Smith as manager.

Dean Smith was the manager, while John Terry was the assistant manager as Villa gained promotion to the Premier League via the playoffs and also reached the Carabao Cup final in their first season back in the Premier League. In the second season back amongst the big boys of English football, Villa spent several months in the top half of the table before they eventually finished in 11th spot at the end of the season.

Apart from John Terry, the likes of Rangers manager Steven Gerrard, Chelsea legend Frank Lampard, Southampton boss Ralph Hassenhuttl are also in the running for the Villa job.

Former Aston Villa striker Tony Cascarino is certain that the club is struggling defensively due to the departure of John Terry in the summer. In his column with The Times, ex-Republic of Ireland international Cascarino revealed that Villa have struggled defensively since John Terry left his role as assistant manager and that the Dean Smith-led team must get their acts together on the defensive front to stop their losing run.

Aston Villa have lost their last three matches in the league after a decent start to the season. Thomas Partey, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Emile Smith-Rowe scored for Arsenal as they recorded a 3-1 home win over Villa to condemn the Midlands club to a third straight defeat. Continue reading VILLA STRUGGLING WITHOUT TERRY – CASCARINO

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Chelsea legend John Terry wished he had the opportunity to play alongside Thiago Silva before he called time on his illustrious football career. John Terry made this known in his reply to a Thiago Silva post on Instagram shortly after the Brazilian played a phenomenal role in the emphatic London Derby win over hosts Tottenham Hotspur.

John Terry was impressed with the performance of Thiago Silva during the Spurs game which ended in a 3-0 win for Chelsea away from home on the Premier League scene. Brazilian international Thiago Silva is still regarded as one of the best centre backs in world football at the veteran age of 36 and he was responsible for the first goal of the Spurs game in the second half after he produced a bullet header off a Marcos Alonso cross. Continue reading TERRY HAILS OUTSTANDING THIAGO SILVA

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Chelsea legend John Terry has his eyes fixed on becoming a Premier League manager according to the report from English publication 90min. It was revealed that the ex-Aston Villa assistant manager is only interested in a managerial job in the Premier League.

John Terry was recently linked with the Nottingham Forest job but the abovementioned report disclosed that the former England national team defender didn’t have an interest in it. Nottingham Forest have since appointed Simon Cooper as their manager in the place of ex-Newcastle United and Brighton manager Chris Hughton who was sacked last week after leading the former European champions to the bottom of the English Championship. Continue reading TERRY WANTS PREMIER LEAGUE JOB – REPORT

Aside from the support they are getting from their fans, Chelsea are also getting massive support from their legends who have so far been tipping them to win the league title this season having last done so a few years ago. The likes of Didier Drogba, Ashley Cole, and Ricardo Carvalho have already pushed the Blues and chosen them as their title favorites this season but they are not the only ones who have done that so far. Club legend John Terry has also joined the train and has now urged the Blues to do everything within their capacity to make sure that the league crown ends up at Stamford Bridge at the end of this new season.

Former club captain Terry claims that the Blues are only second to Manchester City in terms of squad depth but also added that since they already defeated the Cityzens some weeks ago to lift the UEFA Champions League title, then they are capable of winning the league this season. Terry said that the Blues already have a wealth of talented players in their squad and that the arrival of Romelu Lukaku from Inter Milan this summer sums up the fact that they are indeed strong challengers for the title of this campaign.

The former captain hailed the impact of manager Thomas Tuchel in the team since his arrival and said that it is not a mistake that they have won both the Champions League and the Super Cup titles under the German manager and has credited it to hard work and presence of quality players in the squad.

Regardless of what Terry thinks, Chelsea do have to be wary of the two Manchester clubs who have also added players to their squad, without also forgetting Liverpool, regardless of the fact that they have so far not done much business in this summer’s transfer window.

Chelsea legend John Terry has left his role as the assistant manager at Aston Villa to focus on his ambition of becoming a manager. The ex-Blues skipper left Villa at the start of the week.

John Terry has been the assistant manager at Aston Villa for three years and his desire to become a manager led him to the decision to quit his job at Villa Park. On the decision to leave Villa, manager Dean Smith said he was disappointed to lose his right-hand man a few weeks before the start of the latest Premier League season.

Chelsea legend John Terry said it was very difficult for him to walk away from the assistant manager’s job at Aston Villa and under tutelage of manager Smith but he feels the time is right for him to build his own managerial path.

John Terry was made odds-on favourite to take the Swansea City job once he became available on Monday but the report from The Athletic revealed that the English Championship team has a two-man shortlist for the job including Ex-Chelsea assistant manager Jody Morris. Morris will contest the job with MK Dons boss Russell Martin.Blues favourite Terry might need to wait for the start of the season to get back into the dugout with the Swansea City job the only managerial vacancy in the whole of the first two divisions of English club football (Premier League and English Championship).

Terry, 40, says he would spent some quality time with family before visiting clubs to continue his education towards becoming a manager. His dream job is to take charge of boyhood club Chelsea. Terry might not get the Chelsea job soonest after the club appointed another legend, Frank Lampard at the start of the penultimate league season. Lampard spent 18 months as Chelsea manager before he was sacked by the club in January after a poor run of results. His successor, Thomas Tuchel went on to win the Champions League.

Chelsea legend John Terry has left his role as the assistant manager at Aston Villa to focus on his ambition of becoming a manager. The ex-Blues skipper left Villa at the start of the week.

John Terry has been the assistant manager at Aston Villa for three years and his desire to become a manager led him to the decision to quit his job at Villa Park. On the decision to leave Villa, manager Dean Smith said he was disappointed to lose his right-hand man a few weeks before the start of the latest Premier League season.

Chelsea legend John Terry said it was very difficult for him to walk away from the assistant manager’s job at Aston Villa and under tutelage of manager Smith but he feels the time is right for him to build his own managerial path.

John Terry was made odds-on favourite to take the Swansea City job once he became available on Monday but the report from The Athletic revealed that the English Championship team has a two-man shortlist for the job including Ex-Chelsea assistant manager Jody Morris. Morris will contest the job with MK Dons boss Russell Martin.Blues favourite Terry might need to wait for the start of the season to get back into the dugout with the Swansea City job the only managerial vacancy in the whole of the first two divisions of English club football (Premier League and English Championship).

Terry, 40, says he would spent some quality time with family before visiting clubs to continue his education towards becoming a manager. His dream job is to take charge of boyhood club Chelsea. Terry might not get the Chelsea job soonest after the club appointed another legend, Frank Lampard at the start of the penultimate league season. Lampard spent 18 months as Chelsea manager before he was sacked by the club in January after a poor run of results. His successor, Thomas Tuchel went on to win the Champions League.

Aston Villa assistant manager John Terry has sent a message of encouragement in the way of England international Bukayo Saka and his teammates, Marcus Rashford and Jadon Sancho after they were all subjected to racist comments on social media on the back of their missed penalties during the Euro 2020 final at the Wembley Stadium on Sunday.

John Terry sent encouraging messages to the three players via his Instagram Story. According to the Chelsea legend, Arsenal star Saka is one of the biggest and brightest talents. John Terry also praised Manchester United forward Rashford and his soon-to-be club colleague Sancho. Sancho is on the verge of completing a £73m move from German Bundesliga club Borussia Dortmund to Manchester United.

Saka, Rashford and Sancho all came off the bench against Italy during the Euro 2020 final. England and Italy had scored before the three attackers were subbed on. Saka came on for Atletico Madrid defender Kieran Trippier in the second half shortly after Juventus centre back Leonardo Bonucci scored the lone goal for Italy, while Sancho and Rashford came on at the end of extra time.

Manchester United left-back Luke Shaw gave hosts England a dream start inside two minutes off the assist from the aforementioned Trippier and the Three Lions held on till the midpoint of the second half when Bonucci restored parity for the Italians thereby forcing extra time and penalty shootout when the two teams could not add to their tally. During penalty shootout, Italy were the first to blink after Torino striker Andrea Belotti missed their second spot kick before Rashford and Sancho missed the third and fourth England penalties. Italy led 3-2 into the final and fifth penalty taken by Chelsea midfielder Jorginho. Jorginho missed the chance to wrap up the shootout after his penalty was saved thus paving the way for Saka to send the shootout into sudden death. In the end, Saka also missed the fifth and final penalty to hand the Euro 2020 title to the Italians.

Chelsea legend John Terry has revealed that he has the plan of managing his former club one day, but only after he must have gotten to a point where he would be deserving of the post. The former Chelsea and England international central defender is widely recognized as a top footballing legend for his contributions to the Blues and his country during his playing days and he is also known as one of the greatest ever defenders of his generation. Having joined Chelsea at a young age, he went on to develop himself and improve his game to the extent that he became the captain of the Blues and he earned the love and care of the fans as well.

The former defender retired from football years ago but he did not forget about the game. He instead decided to remain in the sport as he started his journey of obtaining his coaching badges. He joined Premier League side Aston Villa, his former club, where he signed up to work under Dean Smith as assistant manager in pursuit of experience and knowledge of the post. As soon as he joined Aston Villa’s coaching team, fans began making claims and spreading rumors that their former player was getting ready to return to the club one day and he has already confirmed those reports.

Terry said in a recent podcast that he still loves Stamford Bridge and that the club holds a special place in his heart. He further added that although he feels like it will take a long time, he would love to be named the Chelsea manager one day no matter how long he would have to wait for the job.

When asked if he would perform differently from his former teammate Lampard, Terry said he did not want to draw comparisons between himself and the former Chelsea manager, adding that it would be a disrespect to his achievements in management.