As much as these allegations suggest he's a nasty bloke, as a footballer he is absoloutely incredible. Probably the best centre back in the league and the best leader on the pitch in the league also. His goal in the midst of all these allegations kind of sums up Terry as a footballer, absoloutely relentless and incredibly passionate.
I cannot fault him on the pitch and if you think he is that shote as a player, you clearly need to watch other teams play and drop the delusion.
I cannot say much for his private life, and this is the latest thing that Terry has dissapointed me with. Absoloutely gutted. Conversely, Lampard has gone up in my estimations a hell of a lot recently.
I hope that all parties involved find some kind of of closure. I hope Wayne Bridge and his family recover from all the media pressure they will recieve. I hope Terry's family can get through these struggles. More importantly I hope Terry realises how grave the mistakes he's made are. I hope he mans up and apologises to all family, friends and colleagues affected by the allegation. Finally, I'd hope he promises full commitment to changing his ways as a role model, possibly even apologising to the public.
I'd suggest Capello and the England team decide whether he should keep captaincy. He needs to have words with the squad either way. I'd hope he has changed his ways as I feel he is by far the most suitable candidate fir the job:
Gerrard- Was arrested for affray after assaulting a DJ
Rio- Banned for missing a drug test
Beckham- Rebecca Loos
Lampard- Some accusations made, but has done some amazing charity work, i feel he'd need to captain his club before captaining his country
Rooney- Supposed prostitutes and more or less the same as Lampard
Terry has made a massive error, but that shouldn't take away from the fact he has led England thus far and is an excellent and proud captain in general, more passionate about wearing the shirt than any other player seemingly, and that should not be denied.