'Tears in my eyes': Some Chelsea fans adored what Mourinho did at full-time yesterday: The Chelsea Chronicle

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'Tears in my eyes': Some Chelsea fans adored what Mourinho did at full-time yesterday Mar 22nd 2021, 12:15, by nathaniel.kay@hotmail.com (Nathaniel Kay), Nathaniel Kay Chelsea supporters were hit by a dose of nostalgia after witnessing Jose Mourinho and John Terry's embrace after the Tottenham Hotspur and Aston Villa clash yesterday. Two former Blues united in a hug that sent shivers of emotion down the spine of fans who basked in the pair's success during their time together at Stamford Bridge. I love them both — Emmirex (@ema_buike) March 21, 2021 Brings back soo much memories man.. — London is foreverblue (@LForeverblue) March 21, 2021 José looking like a proud dad https://t.co/t8rKG8mUnM — lea (@leacfc_) March 21, 2021 RIGHT IN THE FEELS!!! Man such good memories with these two https://t.co/HJhIqHrFet — Younes H-Hamou (@youneshh) March 21, 2021 Won't sit here and say this doesn't make me smile because it does. https://t.co/M9iCjk7ven — J (@CFCJae_) March 21, 2021 Tears in my eyes man https://t.co/7PUCrpBE75 — Chels (@C0bham) March 21, 2021 This dose of nostalgia… The old Guard under Mourinho was special https://t.co/EUAwwjmFsz — Sudip Majumder (@studipm) March 21, 2021 Really want them back in some non-managerial capacity at Chelsea. https://t.co/gaIziSVN3N — #8 (@MedianoEra) March 21, 2021 Although they were in opposing dugouts for the day, Mourinho and Terry will always share an unbreakable bond thanks to their Chelsea connection. Terry won three Premier League's in two separate spells under Mourinho's stewardship. Their most infamous of silverware successes was in 2004/05. A first season on English shores for the Portuguese coach couldn't have gone much better, romping to the title thanks to an immaculate defensive record. The 15 league goals Chelsea conceded that campaign still stands as a top flight record, one mastermind by Mourinho and influenced by Terry. LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM: Chelsea players Petr Cech (L) John Terry (R) and Frank Lampard (C) look at the trophy with their Manager Jose Mourinho (2nd R) during the celebrations following the game against Charlton at Stamford Bridge in London 07 May 2005. Chelsea won the game 1-0 and were presented with the trophy and crowned Premiership champions. AFP PHOTO ADRIAN DENNIS No telcos, website uses subject to subscription of a license with FAPL on www.faplweb.com <http://www.faplweb.com> (Photo credit should read ADRIAN DENNIS/AFP via Getty Images) They were crowned English champions the following term and once more in 2014/15, following Mourinho's return to South West London. Throw in the FA Cup and two League Cups, it's safe to say the player and manager enjoyed working with one another. Both went their separate ways after Chelsea. Mourinho went onto manage Inter Milan, Real Madrid, Manchester United, and Spurs, where he currently resides. Terry spent his final footballing days with Aston Villa before becoming a coach for Dean Smith's side. But as they say: once a Blue, always a Blue.  Keep up to date with all the latest Chelsea news and opinion by following The Chelsea Chronicle's Twitter account here. The post 'Tears in my eyes': Some Chelsea fans adored what Mourinho did at full-time yesterday appeared first on The Chelsea Chronicle. Media files: GettyImages-1231860632.jpg (image/jpeg, 0 MB)

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