' Terry Still the Chelsea captain'

Posted on | Thursday, June 30, 2011 | No Comments

London - Not long ago, so the new manager of Chelsea, Andre Villas-Boas was to revamp the staff side of the club. But one thing is for sure the armband will remain coiled on the arm of John Terry.

After officially appointed by the club management, Villa-Boas immediately dismiss a number of staff remains the regime Carlo Ancelotti. He was then appointed Roberto Di Matteo as his assistant and took two staff during in Porto.

This shows how the Villas-Boas wanted to rejuvenate the Chelsea team, both from the players and staff. Although only 33 years old and almost sepantaran with some senior players of the Blues, Villas-Boas is still the boss at his new team.

The same may also override some of the older players, because it is rumored to Villas-Boas will bring some new and young players into his squad.

But the one position that was almost certainly safe is Terry, who served as team captain. According to Terry is the figure of the right leader for the team and while he remains in top performance, Terry will not be displaced.

"John is the captain of this team and will be continue to be captain as long as he could appear in such great abilities last six years," says Villas-Voas told Sky Sports.

"He underwent successful assignment as captain in a long time and he represents the history of this club's success in the last six or seven," he continued.

"I know some players in the locker room to see John as a leader and a player who can motivate them. So, if John's playing then he was the captain," the man from Portugal was completed.