The Interview: John Terry

Sunday, 28 August 05, 06:43 AM · Comments (0)

John Terry is a defensive rock for Chelsea and is rapidly becoming one for England. The Independent on Sunday's Steve Tongue meets a natural leader whose mantra is togetherness.

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Topics: Premier League 08/09, Chelsea

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