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Former Chelsea legend John Terry (left) celebrated being inducted into the Premier League Hall of Fame on Tuesday night alongside his partner Toni, 47, (second left) and their twins Georgie and Summer, 17. Terry posted a picture of himself stood next to his children on Instagram, who possess an uncanny likeness to their former professional footballer father.  The ex-Chelsea and England defender was honoured in a ceremony at HERE at Outernet in London, alongside former team-mate Ashley Cole and ex-Man United star Andy Cole, with the trio of ex-Premier League stars being added to the roll of honour. 

Andy Cole, Ashley Cole and John Terry were honoured at a celebration event marking their inductions into the Premier League Hall of Fame on Tuesday night. Former Man United star Andy Cole and ex-Chelsea captained Terry were confirmed as the latest inductees last week. The pair joined Ashley Cole in becoming the latest names added to the roll of honour, with the former Arsenal and Chelsea full back voted in earlier this year.

John Terry has revealed the Arsenal legend who he 'feared the most' during his playing career, as he named the toughest opponents that he faced.  Terry was voted into the Premier League Hall of Fame on Monday, alongside Manchester United legend Andy Cole, where he joins former team-mate Ashley Cole for inductees in 2024.  Both Cole and Terry enjoyed storied careers in the Premier League, with the former representing seven different teams, while the defensive icon spent his entire 19-year top-flight stint at Chelsea. 

John Terry has claimed that his Chelsea side's feat of conceding only 15 goals in the 2004-05 season was just as impressive as when Arsenal went a whole campaign unbeaten the previous year.  Terry was voted into the Premier League Hall of Fame on Monday, alongside Manchester United legend Andy Cole, where he joins former team-mate Ashley Cole for inductees in 2024.  In fact, he also finds a number of the Gunners' Invincible icons in the shape of Thierry Henry, Dennis Bergkamp, Patrick Vieira, Arsene Wenger and of course Cole, who swapped north London for the west of the city not long after. 

Andy Cole and John Terry have been inducted into the Premier League's Hall of Fame, joining Ashley Cole who was also voted in earlier this year. The Hall of Fame honours those players and managers that have made huge contributions to the historic success of the top-flight, with 22 figures already inducted prior to Monday. The pair of five-time Premier League winners have been honoured after being voted in by fans worldwide through an online public ballot from a shortlist of 15 ex-players and the Premier League Awards Panel.

The footballers were keen to remain peripheral to the events of the day. For once, it was not all about them. It was primarily about those they had come to walk alongside, other victims of fraud and financial misconduct, and campaigners demanding urgent changes to the law before more slide into a spiral of depression . Nurses, soldiers, postal workers, IT contractors. Public sector workers and the self-employed. Savers from all professions. All of them exhausted by the turmoil. Out of ideas on where to turn next. Led around in circles by different authorities in a Kafkaesque nightmare.

Manchester United icon Andy Cole has slammed Mikel Arteta for his treatment of one Arsenal player this season and advised the unfavoured Gunners star to consider leaving the club. The Spaniard prepared his squad for a second crack at the English top-flight title after falling short last season with further reinforcements in the summer, and one player has become a regular benchwarmer as a result.

MARTIN KEOWN TALKS TACTICS: For City, there could be some annoyance with England's involvement against Brazil and Belgium. Players are unlikely to be characterized by what they do in a friendly for their country, but how many trophies they win at their club will determine how much money they win. But Walker and Stones deserve praise, not criticism, for their desire to represent England rather than finding a reason to hide themselves for Arsenal. Gone are the days when I would turn up for an England friendly wondering which of Manchester United's players might vanish!Like in March 1998, when David Beckham, Paul Scholes, Gary Neville, Andy Cole and more went missing for a match against Switzerland, with it transpiring Sir Alex Ferguson had told them to prioritise their treble chase!

I was a devoted Manchester United fan growing up, certainly a more avid fan than I am today, and this is the one I remember best, especially for the Ryan Giggs moment. When teams are successful, you always remember shirts, and I can remember Andy Cole and Dwight Yorke's banging in the goals.

Andy Cole has ranked his top three strikers in the country right now, but he has omitted some common names from his picks. Cole was a prolific striker in his day, winning the Premier League Golden Boot in 1993-94 season and scoring 289 goals in his two decades at the top. But he has no time for Manchester City's Erling Haaland, or England captain Harry Kane, who was raking them in at Tottenham before racing away from the top of the Bundesliga goalscoring rankings with Bayern Munich.

Troy Deeney, the former Watford striker, recently stirred the pot by naming top-flight strikers. Deeney jumped ahead of the Premier League's "blind ranking" trend, where users assign rankings without knowing which player is coming next. Despite the unpredictability of blind rankings, Deeney came first, sparking controversies by placing Andy Cole, the legendary former Manchester United and Blackburn Rovers forward, at the top of his list.

Two'section 114' orders were released last year, effectively an admission of bankruptcy, and there are proposals to introduce a 21 percent council levy on residents over the next two years, even as the government prepares cuts to services. Among the recommendations are dimming street lights to save £900,000, a £12 million reduction in highway repairs, and a change to fortnightly bin collections, sparking locals to complain about the plans (pictured left). Residents complain that the authority has 'no alternative to face these challenges head on,' but that they have been left with a'horrible' situation, increased crime, a rise in fly-tipping, and a growing number of potholes.

ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS: Andy Cole and Teddy Sheringham developed a fruitful partnership on the track, scoring at a rate of a goal every 85 minutes. They wouldn't talk to each other off the field. Cole's England debut against Uruguay in March 1995 was the issue. In the 71st minute, Sheringham, a Spurs player at the time, was suspended for Cole by manager Terry Venables. Cole demanded his hand and Sheringham snubbed it, leaving him humiliated. Sheringham joined Manchester United in 1997, but the two guys were unable to get together. Cole said, "I would rather sit down and have a cuppa with Neil Ruddock, who broke my leg in two places in 1996, than with Teddy Sheringham." Nevertheless, the two guys buried the hatchet after bumping into each other in a nightclub a decade ago.

When speaking at a personal and wide-ranging Q&A session in Dubai, Manchester United legend Andy Cole called Marcus Rashford 'disrespective' for his tense Northern Ireland episode. Cole spoke at a prestigious entertainment venue Players House in Dubai on Thursday night, addressing a variety of topics that are relevant to United States.

Andy Cole, a former Manchester United striker, has been quick to praise Karim Benzema and has been pressed for his old team to make a move for him if such a contract were to be made. Benzema has been linked to a temporary departure from Saudi Pro League side Al-Ittihad, having reportedly told the club that he only joined the team last summer from Real Madrid. It was announced on Tuesday that Benzema was still exiled from Al-Ittihad's team, reportedly training alone as his colleagues brace for the season's resuming after returning from holiday 17 days late.

Jurgen Klopp, the Liverpool manager, has revealed that he is content with his team's 'passed a test' in their comeback draw with Manchester City. Trent Alexander-Arnold salvaged a point for Liverpool with a well-taken effort after Erling Haaland's opener. Haaland's highly executed finish made him the fastest player to reach fifty Premier League goals, beating Andy Cole's record.

Manchester City and Liverpool outlined the main points in an exciting match at the Etihad, after Pep Guardiola's side finished top of the Premier League, which was shown in this video. Erling Haaland began the scoring with a solid finish, and with it, Norwegian Viktor Andree broke Andy Cole's record for the fastest player to 50 Premier League goals. When Ruben Dias came home from a corner, the city thought they were 2-0 up, but Manuel Akanji was found to have fouled Alisson in the buildup.

Erling Haaland has smashed Andy Cole's record by 17 games in the Premier League's fastest player to reach fifty goals. The Norwegian sensation's well-taken opener against Liverpool in 2022 marks his fiftieth goal since joining Manchester City for £51 million. He has done it in just 48 appearances in the league, defeating Manchester United striker Andy Cole's long-standing record of 65.

As the club tries to return on significant investment in the squad, Andy Cole compares Man United's transfer spending to shopping at 'Prim and Zara'. Cole, who scored 121 goals in 275 games for Man United, spoke out in favor of Antony's £85.5 million investment. Since joining the club from Ajax in the summer of 2022, the Brazilian winger has been underwhelmed.

Charlton won by 2-1 over Portugal at Wembley Stadium in front of 94,000 spectators. With a 4-2 victory over West Germany in the final, England secured the tournament and their first World Cup to date. The shirt was sold by Hansons Auctioneers, who were based in Derbyshire, and had a starting guide price of £50,000-£80,000.

When arranging the Carabao Cup quarter-final draw on Wednesday night, Andy Cole made a comedic gaffe. Along Izzy Christiansen and Shay Given, the former Manchester United striker was a pundit for Sky Sports' coverage of his former club's 3-0 loss to Newcastle at Old Trafford in the fourth round. Christiansen and Cole were disqualified from the draw for the final eight following the game with host Mark Chapman.

The 23-year-old enjoyed a memorable debut in the English top flight, scoring 52 goals in all competitions and winning the treble. He set a new single-season Premier League record by netting 36 times, beating Shearer and Andy Cole's total tally of 73 games. Haaland has set sights on nabbing another one of the former Newcastle striker's awards, eight goals later, with a record that now stands at 44 goals in 42 league games.

Trevor Francis, the first-ever £1 million player, has died on Friday. His conversion from Birmingham City to Nottingham Forest was historic at the time, as a pre-cursor to the exorbitant sums we see today. So how has the transfer record in Britain evolved down the years and risen to the peaks we see today?

CHRIS WHEELER: As his old club team make a move for Athena's young gun, Rasmus Hojlund, Andy Cole has chastised Manchester United for signing too many ageing strikers. Cristiano Ronaldo, Zlatan Ibrahimovic, Edinson Cavani, and Odion Ighalo were all in their 30s when they moved to Old Trafford in recent years, with 30-year-old Wout Weghorst the first to join United on loan in January. Cole, a United legend, scored 121 goals for the club and formed a life-threatening partnership with Dwight Yorke at a time when Sir Alex Ferguson had a chance to call on Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and Teddy Sheringham. He believes that the club have plugged their attack with too many older stop-gaps in recent years and failed to plan for the future.