Interview with John Terry And Carlo Ancelotti

Posted on July 27, 2009 by The Gaffer

john terry Interview with John Terry And Carlo Ancelotti

Episode 124 of the EPL Talk Podcast features interviews with Chelsea’s John Terry and Carlo Ancelotti after Chelsea’s 2-0 victory against Club America in the final of the World Football Challenge in Arlington, Texas. Both Terry and Ancelotti discuss their reflections on the tournament itself. Thanks to Brian Zygo for interviewing both Terry and Ancelotti.

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