JOHN TERRY has sent Chelsea fans wild with his latest Instagram post of him posing inside the cockpit of a plane.
The 41-year-old returned to Cobham last month to begin a coaching consultancy role at the Chelsea Academy.
And it appears his relationship with Chelsea fans is still strong as his latest social media post has left them in awe of their former, great captain.
He captioned his Instagram of him inside the cockpit of the plane: “Good Evening ladies & gentlemen, this is your CAPTAIN speaking.”
One fan responded: “Yes captain, let’s keep the blue flag flying high.”
Another added: “Captain on and off the pitch.”
A Chelsea fan even suggested Terry should strap a captain’s armband around the pilot’s arm.
They quipped: “Give the pilot an armband.”
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Terry told former Chelsea boss Antonio Conte to leave him out of the squad for the entirety of his final season – in order to hand a fresh-faced Nathan Ake a chance.
Selflessness that reaffirmed his place as one of the club’s biggest and most loved legends.
Looking back at his final season in West London, Terry said: “I went to see [Conte] around Christmas time.
“I was like ‘gaffer, listen you’re putting me on the bench and we’ve got Nathan Ake’, who for me was an unbelievably talented young player.
“I said ‘put him on the bench because the chances of him coming on are really slim, it’s going to be great experience for him’.
“‘He was on the bench for about seven, eight or ten games, and he ended up playing against Spurs in the [FA Cup] semi-final that year.
“And it was just little stuff like that. I’m not sure players would have done what I did.”
Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk