Terry hoping for lengthy Anelka stay

Chelsea captain John Terry wants Nicolas Anelka to stay with the Blues for years.

Terry hoping for lengthy Anelka stay
Wed, 29 Sep, 2010 - 17:29

Chelsea captain John Terry wants Nicolas Anelka to stay with the Blues for years.

Anelka, banned by the French Football Federation for 18 international games for his part in France’s World Cup mutiny last summer, scored his seventh goal of the season to earn Chelsea a 2-0 victory over Marseille in the Champions League last night.

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