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JOHN TERRY EXCLUSIVE: Sorry, boss - After failed coup, England defender is forced into apology for 'big mistake'
WORLD CUP EXCLUSIVE By Matt Lawton
Last updated at 12:27 AM on 22nd June 2010
Comments (0) Add to My Stories John Terry has contacted Sportsmail to apologise to Fabio Capello and his England team-mates in the wake of his astonishing press conference in Rustenburg on Sunday.
Speaking exclusively to this newspaper on Monday night, Terry said he was stung by accusations that he had undermined the manager by calling for him to make changes before it was too late at this World Cup. Capello yesterday described Terry’s outburst as a ‘big mistake’.
No doubt who's boss: John Terry had to back down
Terry told me: ‘I went into yesterday’s press conference with the intention of being honest. I was asked a question about Joe Cole and maybe I went too far. But it was never my intention to upset the manager or the players and if I did upset anyone, I apologise.
'I have told the manager he has my total support and I would like to stress that I don’t believe I have been a disruptive influence in the camp.
‘I would now like to put this episode behind me and concentrate on trying to win what is a massive game for England. All I was trying to do was to say how important it is to me to try to win the World Cup. I just hope people at least appreciate that I have taken the time to call you and have asked you to report what I have to say in response.’
This was a contrite and emotional Terry, completely at odds with the bullish performance on Sunday when he declared his intention to stage an Italia ’90-style coup at a scheduled team meeting with Capello. He called for a new team, new tactics and a fresh approach ahead of tomorrow night’s crucial clash with Slovenia.
Making the news: Monday's report by Matt Lawton prompted Terry to respond
He spoke of how Nicolas Anelka had been sent home for challenging France manager Raymond Domenech and said: ‘Maybe a few of us will be sent home after this evening.’ He then said he would have his say whether Capello liked it or not. ‘If it upsets him then I’m on the verge of just saying, “So what, I’m here to win it for England”,’ he said.
But Terry was quickly informed he would have no such say at the meeting by senior members of Capello’s coaching staff before realising he did not have the backing of the players, either. After speaking privately to Terry yesterday, Capello declared that his former captain had made ‘a big mistake’.
Terry knew then that he had seriously misjudged the situation but he was further wounded by the coverage that reflected the mood of Capello and the players, in particular in this newspaper.
It prompted Terry to contact me and stress how hurt he was by the accusation that he has been a disruptive influence since arriving here and how keen he was to repair his battered image, having been stripped of the captaincy in February amid the Vanessa Perroncel affair and Sportsmail’s revelations about his private Wembley box.
Back in business: Terry returned to training with his England colleagues on Monday morning
During a conversation that lasted for more than half an hour, Terry remained perfectly calm, accepting he had made mistakes while also defending himself rather eloquently. He insisted he was not motivated by revenge for being stripped of the captaincy and said his only motivation was to succeed for England.
Capello not only revealed his disappointment with Terry but confirmed that his actions had ‘disappointed some players’.
‘I spoke with some players but only John Terry said this,’ said Capello. ‘No one speak with me about the problems. My door is open always and if you want to speak with me, you can speak with me.
‘Every time we have a meeting I ask the captain, problems? You want to say something? Never. I read yesterday that John Terry said this, and I don’t understand why he don’t speak with me every time.
‘I think he’s more disappointed some players because when you speak you have to speak privately, not with you (the media). This is the big mistake, this is a very big mistake. It is not a revolution, it is one mistake from one player. But I hope sometimes
from the big mistake comes a big performance.’
Judging by his mood yesterday, Terry has never been more determined to deliver such a performance against Slovenia on Wednesday night.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/worldc ... z0rYnmxlkY
WORLD CUP EXCLUSIVE By Matt Lawton
Last updated at 12:27 AM on 22nd June 2010
Comments (0) Add to My Stories John Terry has contacted Sportsmail to apologise to Fabio Capello and his England team-mates in the wake of his astonishing press conference in Rustenburg on Sunday.
Speaking exclusively to this newspaper on Monday night, Terry said he was stung by accusations that he had undermined the manager by calling for him to make changes before it was too late at this World Cup. Capello yesterday described Terry’s outburst as a ‘big mistake’.
No doubt who's boss: John Terry had to back down
Terry told me: ‘I went into yesterday’s press conference with the intention of being honest. I was asked a question about Joe Cole and maybe I went too far. But it was never my intention to upset the manager or the players and if I did upset anyone, I apologise.
'I have told the manager he has my total support and I would like to stress that I don’t believe I have been a disruptive influence in the camp.
‘I would now like to put this episode behind me and concentrate on trying to win what is a massive game for England. All I was trying to do was to say how important it is to me to try to win the World Cup. I just hope people at least appreciate that I have taken the time to call you and have asked you to report what I have to say in response.’
This was a contrite and emotional Terry, completely at odds with the bullish performance on Sunday when he declared his intention to stage an Italia ’90-style coup at a scheduled team meeting with Capello. He called for a new team, new tactics and a fresh approach ahead of tomorrow night’s crucial clash with Slovenia.
Making the news: Monday's report by Matt Lawton prompted Terry to respond
He spoke of how Nicolas Anelka had been sent home for challenging France manager Raymond Domenech and said: ‘Maybe a few of us will be sent home after this evening.’ He then said he would have his say whether Capello liked it or not. ‘If it upsets him then I’m on the verge of just saying, “So what, I’m here to win it for England”,’ he said.
But Terry was quickly informed he would have no such say at the meeting by senior members of Capello’s coaching staff before realising he did not have the backing of the players, either. After speaking privately to Terry yesterday, Capello declared that his former captain had made ‘a big mistake’.
Terry knew then that he had seriously misjudged the situation but he was further wounded by the coverage that reflected the mood of Capello and the players, in particular in this newspaper.
It prompted Terry to contact me and stress how hurt he was by the accusation that he has been a disruptive influence since arriving here and how keen he was to repair his battered image, having been stripped of the captaincy in February amid the Vanessa Perroncel affair and Sportsmail’s revelations about his private Wembley box.
Back in business: Terry returned to training with his England colleagues on Monday morning
During a conversation that lasted for more than half an hour, Terry remained perfectly calm, accepting he had made mistakes while also defending himself rather eloquently. He insisted he was not motivated by revenge for being stripped of the captaincy and said his only motivation was to succeed for England.
Capello not only revealed his disappointment with Terry but confirmed that his actions had ‘disappointed some players’.
‘I spoke with some players but only John Terry said this,’ said Capello. ‘No one speak with me about the problems. My door is open always and if you want to speak with me, you can speak with me.
‘Every time we have a meeting I ask the captain, problems? You want to say something? Never. I read yesterday that John Terry said this, and I don’t understand why he don’t speak with me every time.
‘I think he’s more disappointed some players because when you speak you have to speak privately, not with you (the media). This is the big mistake, this is a very big mistake. It is not a revolution, it is one mistake from one player. But I hope sometimes
from the big mistake comes a big performance.’
Judging by his mood yesterday, Terry has never been more determined to deliver such a performance against Slovenia on Wednesday night.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/worldc ... z0rYnmxlkY
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Re: JT offers Apology little too late. The guy has no repute agn
Yes, yes Ingerland....bicker away. Cause disharmony amongst your ranks. 
Hope they are sent packing tomorrow.
Hope they are sent packing tomorrow.
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Re: JT offers Apology little too late. The guy has no repute agn
Why the personal hatred?phantomjournalist wrote:Yes, yes Ingerland....bicker away. Cause disharmony amongst your ranks.
Hope they are sent packing tomorrow.
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Re: JT offers Apology little too late. The guy has no repute agn
You should have heard the rubbish being spouted by Andy Townsend and Gareth Southgate yesterday, they seem to be supporting Terry's actions and were not sure why the other player's didn't back him up, if Capello was an English manager I am sure they wouldn't be saying the same things. 
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