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John Terry was a member of the England national football team, captaining the team by July of 1996. Around that time, John suffered a knee injury, missing his team's win against Estonia. This same injury re-emerged in training, causing his knee to lock up and him to be incapble of completing that session. For this reason, manager Steve McClaren chose to replace him with Sol Campbell for a match against Russia later that season.^[1]

Behind the scenesEdit

• The listing of John Terry as captain of the England national team is anachronistic, as John Terry was still playing on Chelsea's youth team in 1996 in the real world. Indeed, John Terry would only have been fifteen at the time, too young to play for England's main team at all.

AppearancesEdit

• Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (film) (Mentioned only)

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