John Terry, a true blue hero, tops many lists. The most successful captain in Chelsea history has held his own against the worlds greatest. A want to play and achieve has seen him lift countless trophies and honours with the club he has called home since his childhood days. His unfailing determination and bravado see him classed amongst the Blues hardest and will continue to do so well into the future. He may not have been involved in the greatest number of bust-ups, or made his name through viscous play, but has rightfully earned his place on the list. To combine an unyielding defence of his goal, with the precision and proficiency of his tackling, see Terry combine the best of both worlds. An old school defender at heart, he is not afraid to put his neck, or indeed head, on the line both figuratively and literally to stave off any danger. This coupled with his knowledge on modern-era football has guaranteed Terry as one of the most formidable Premier League centre halfs to date. The Champions league winner is a real footballing role model. When the time comes that he must hang up his boots, English football will be at a true loss.
An admiration for the arrogant personalities in football. Zlatan Ibrahimovic, Diego Simeone, even Joey Barton. If you were to ask who I'd rather have in my team, Messi or Ronaldo? The latter.
Chelsea FC writer for WhatCulture Sport.
Newcastle United fan.
