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James Maddison responded to John Terry’s Instagram post after the former Chelsea captain took to social media to mock Tottenham for their loss to the Blues on Monday.
The former England international took to Instagram to celebrate Chelsea beating Tottenham 4-1 after both Cristian Romero and Destiny Udogie were sent off.
He shared several photos of himself dancing at the bar with his wife Toni and wrote the accompanying caption: ‘When Chelsea beat Spurs 4-1 on a school night and the tequila comes out, you end up dancing and singing at the bar. ‘
Maddison – who was forced off the pitch with an ankle injury late in the first half – quickly responded to Terry, saying: ‘Jesus, did you close your eyes when it was 11 v 11 first 15 JT?’
Terry replied with three laughing emojis and the words: ‘Madders, don’t worry, you’ll get used to it’ – implying that Chelsea will continue to beat Tottenham in the future.”
James Maddison responded to John Terry’s Instagram post after he took to social media to mock Tottenham for their loss to the Blues
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Despite jumping to Tottenham’s defense on social media, Maddison will be disappointed with his team’s performance and the end result on Monday night.
In a hectic affair, Spurs were reduced to nine men after red cards for Romero and Udogie against London rivals Chelsea.
But despite their two-man disadvantage, Postecoglou instructed his players to maintain a noticeably high line, often with eight outfield players on the halfway line.
It’s safe to say the match was chaotic as there were five goals ruled out, five goals scored, two red cards, seven yellow cards and a number of injuries.
Maddison was among those forced to leave the field due to injury. He joined Micky van de Ven on the bench after suffering a hamstring injury.
Maddison went to the ground untouched in the box, holding his ankle. He tried to get up and continue playing, but was replaced by Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg just before half-time.
Postecoglou reflected on his injury after the match and appeared to allay any long-term fears. Although Maddison’s playful nature on social media suggests he may be happier than expected.
The Tottenham manager said: “He (Maddison) got hit on the ankle, we were already one man down,” he said. “It made sense to make some changes at that time.”
Maddison was one of those who had to leave the field with an injury during the match against Tottenham. He joined Micky van de Ven on the bench after suffering a hamstring injury.