Hardworking, hot-blooded, flying left and right, has become synonymous with Conor Gallagher (Conor Gallagher), the ball quotient is not outstanding, but the endless hard work can make you see that he is full of blue blood, in the two captains injured and stopped, Gallaga, who joined Chelsea at the age of 8, has worn the captain's armband for a longer period of time, more often than the captain and vice captain.
But when it comes to Chelsea's Predator, it's John Terry. Although he came through West Ham's youth team, no one will doubt whether he has the Blues in his blood. After retiring as a player, he returned to the Chelsea Academy to develop more outstanding students.
Recently, he even revealed his own strange superstitions at the Cobham training ground on his social media accounts.
The Blues legend took to Instagram to share a copy of a Cobham socket and explain why he hates to see the switch on all the time.
When I was at the training ground, I had to turn off the power because I hated seeing red in our building. He admits: "I did it every day when I was a player. ”
However, this is not the only superstition of the legendary defender over the years.
In 2016, he opened up about another initiative he had made with long-time team-mate Frank Lampard for the team and national team.
I'm very superstitious, and for me, if we win a game, I'll add it to my next superstition. ”
Frank and I started a long time ago. In the Chelsea dressing room we had three urinals and Lamps and I started urinating in one of them.
We won the game and for me, that's it. The following week, me, Frank and Ash (Ashley Cole) lined up in a long line.
We have four of us next week and five of us next week. Even now, with Cesar Azpilicueta and Cesc Fabregas, we are all in a big line. ”
But John Terry, now retired, went on to admit that the move almost got him and his team-mates into trouble with the FA.
He added: "A few months ago, the team secretary said to me: 'We got a couple of **s from the FA complaining that we were going out late' and I couldn't bear to tell him it was because we were all waiting to go pee! ”