Chelsea legend, John Terry, and Premier League club, Fulham, have engaged in a faceoff.
Terry came through Chelsea academy and grew into one of the biggest players the club has ever produced after spending over two decades at Stamford Bridge, captaining the side as well.
The Englishman played 717 games for Chelsea, scoring 67 goals from his back-man role and made 27 assists.
During this period, the defender won five Premier League titles and one UEFA Champions League trophy, among other honors.
He finally left the club in 2017 and joined Aston Villa, who were in the Championship at that point.
John Terry made efforts, but the Villains could not secure promotion to the Premier League.
They lost 1-0 against Fulham in the play-off final.
A Brentford fan page on Twitter recently posted a picture of their dramatic draw against Fulham in 2018, which prevented the west London side from automatically earning promotion.
A Fulham fan then replied to the picture, saying, “Because of this we got to witness our club at Wembley. The white wall. @ThomasCairney making John Terry cry on his last ever game. Thank you.”
This was in reference to Tom Cairney scoring for the Cottagers against Aston Villa in the play-offs final.
Terry replied to the fan’s comment, “I have won more trophies since I retired than Fulham have in 50 years. One team in London and it will NEVER be Fulham!”
