Legendary Chelsea captain John Terry tore into Manchester United on Twitter describing them as “five years away” from the Blues.
United suffered another brutal defeat to a fierce rival at Old Trafford, as Manchester City cruised to a comfortable 2-0 away victory.
While the score-line may not have been as damning as the 5-0 home loss to Liverpool, Pep Guardiola’s side made United look every bit as limp.
And Terry was sure to remind the Red Devils of their many different troubles, after a United fan Twitter page had a subtle dig at the former England skipper.
The MUFCFanZone shared a photo of Terry crying in the 2008 Champions League final and said “Welcome to the wonderful world of Twitter! #ThatNightInMoscow.”
Very soon after Eric Bailly’s own goal and Bernardo Silva’s tight finish secured the points for City, Terry wasted little time in replying.
“That’s the Man Utd fans after today and realising you’re five years away from catching Chelsea,” he tweeted after the defeat.
The former central defender recently joined Twitter, and has since amassed over 50,000 followers.
He currently follows former Chelsea stars such as Michael Ballack, Diego Costa, Mo Salah, and John Obi Mikel.
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On what terms nah? ManU to catch up with Chelsea in more than 5yrs, how? I no come understand obhiaba. CS kindly expatiate.
Aba-mhen, I wonder. Imagine John Terry describing my Manchester as five years away from the Blues. Is it by trophies or what? Please, jTerry let’s hear word.
@Omon Michael, John is not far from the truth… ManU’s style of play has really been poor in ideas and providing those goals inform of substance has merely been conversational, goal is the name. And this is even despite the ego and arogant play being put up by the 27 years old Pogba and Ronaldo who actually has a £16.00m on his head, as transfer fee. I single out Marcus Rashfold who himself can’t do everything to win for Manchester. So, ManU surely is changing the stakes that’s what John Terry should understand.