Jon Waldron, who covers the Us for the Colchester Gazette newspaper, insists the biggest feeling among most fans is excitement. "They're really over the moon about the prospect of someone like John Terry coming into the club," he says.

JOHN TERRY has arrived at Colchester United ahead of his multi-million-pound takeover. As SunSport exclusively revealed, the Chelsea legend is part of a consortium involved in a £14million

The former Chelsea skipper and England stalwart will be a fascinating addition to football's boardroom ranks if a rumoured £14million bid for the League Two club is successful

Former Chelsea defender Wayne Bridge has had a colourful life both on and off the pitch since retiring from professional football in 2014.

The former central defender played alongside the likes of Frank Lampard, Michael Essien, Claude Makelele and Kevin De Bruyne, to name a few, while Premier League greats Steven Gerrard, Paul Scholes and Patrick Vieira lined up against him.

Wayne Bridge's two former clubs Chelsea and Brighton clash tonight and the former defender will likely be watching with vested interest. Bridge's life since retirement has been full of ups and downs as he takes his fame to new heights.

Fellow podcaster David Clayton said having Terry on board "would certainly put eyes on the club" and potentially attract new players, but it was more important in the short-term to get several existing players - who are out of contract in the summer - to sign new deals.

John Terry has always been associated with Chelsea Football Club, but the former England international may now have another vested interest in the footballing world. The Blues legend made an incredible 717 appearances for the Stamford Bridge outfit during a 19-year association with the west Londoners.

John Terry is set to become the new owner of League Two club Colchester United. According to The Sun, the former England international will spearhead a consortium to buy Colchester in a deal worth

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