"I don't know if it ever happens to be honest, it is my one last dream I've got at the football club to achieve. I've done everything at Chelsea and for me now, the one thing that is missing is being manager of the football club, hence why I went into coaching after I finished, because my dream was to go out and learn my trade a little bit."
"There's a lot more that goes into the coaching side of it, so I went away, learnt my trade and then I had some unbelievable times at Villa, then left Villa to then be a number one,"
"I thought I was ready, I think I would be a really good No. 1, I personally enjoyed the coaching side of"
John Terry regards becoming Chelsea manager as his final ambition at Stamford Bridge. He accumulated 717 appearances for Chelsea and won Premier League and Champions League titles while playing under Jose Mourinho, Carlo Ancelotti and Antonio Conte. After retiring, he entered coaching, worked in Chelsea's academy and served as assistant manager at Aston Villa to learn the trade. He believes playing experience alone does not entitle someone to a top managerial role and says learning, understanding the coaching side and assembling top coaches are essential. He accepts the Chelsea opportunity may never materialize.
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