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John Terry ‘Overlooked’ For Chelsea Manager & Ronaldo Debate With Piers Morgan And Simon Jordan
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Just before we began recording for World Cup Uncensored, news broke that Keir Starmer is stepping down from his role as British Prime Minister and has formally resigned in an address to the nation.
Rejoining co-hosts Piers Morgan and Simon Jordan to discuss this (and plenty of football too, don’t worry!) is regular guest and former Chelsea and England Captain John Terry.
Terry also reflects on the previous episode, where he and former Premier League manager Sean Dyche discussed the pathway for English coaches and their opportunities to manage both the England national team and leading Premier League clubs. While Terry believes English managers deserve more opportunities, he also agrees with Simon Jordan's view that many have failed to make the most of the chances they have been given.
The conversation then turns to Terry's own managerial ambitions. He discusses being overlooked by Chelsea for both the interim and permanent manager positions, arguing that his coaching experience merited at least an interview before the club ultimately appointed Liam Rosenior.
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