“Amazing i love this” – John Terry a big fan of video from Stamford Bridge after Chelsea win on Saturday
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Chelsea legend John Terry expressed his delight on social media after witnessing a heartwarming moment at Stamford Bridge. Taking to Twitter, Terry shared his joy at seeing a young fan celebrate the first goal he had ever witnessed at the iconic West London stadium during Chelsea’s narrow 1-0 victory over rivals Fulham.
The Blues secured the win with a Cole Palmer penalty on the stroke of half-time, marking their second victory over Fulham in the season. The goal, Palmer’s ninth in the Premier League this season, provided a positive note for Chelsea supporters after a disheartening defeat in the EFL semi-final first leg against Middlesbrough.
A Twitter post by user Connor McKenna captured the celebratory moment of a father and his young son in the crowd, relishing Palmer’s goal. The post caught the attention of John Terry, who swiftly responded, expressing his appreciation for the sight of a young fan following in his footsteps as a devoted supporter of the Blues. Terry remarked, “Love this. This is what it’s all about.”https://twitter.com/Connor0192/status/1746271047324766265
Since leaving Chelsea in 2017, Terry has remained an ardent supporter of the club. While some media outlets have questioned why he is not part of Mauricio Pochettino’s staff at Stamford Bridge, Terry continues to share his passion for the team on various platforms. His recent critique of a lackluster performance against Middlesbrough attests to his unwavering commitment to the club.
As Chelsea strives to maintain positive vibes, Terry’s acknowledgment of the heartwarming scene at Stamford Bridge underscores the enduring connection between the club’s legends and the next generation of fans. The players on the pitch bear the responsibility of sustaining this spirit, with a crucial opportunity to do so in the upcoming matches, including the chance to book a place in the final at Wembley. The Blues will look to deliver a stellar performance at Stamford Bridge, with Palmer, in particular, aiming to shine brighter in the next encounter against Middlesbrough.
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