Source: Daily_Mail
Chelsea skipper John Terry buoyed by dominant display against Tottenham
Chelsea captain John Terry vowed that Chelsea will soon be back to their best after their dramatic 1-1 draw at Tottenham.[LNB] After Roman Pavlyuchenko had put Spurs ahead at White Hart Lane,Didier Drogba levelled for the reigning champions when Heurelho Gomesfailed to hold his drive.[LNB] High point: Chelsea defender John Terry beats Tottenham's Roman Pavlyuchenko (right) in the air[LNB] Spurs 1 Chelsea 1: Drogba only half punishes Gomes gaffesTottenham director Sir Keith asked to take charge at the FA as Dein waits on The Ivorian then had a chance to win it for Chelsea in stoppage time, but, after taking spot-kick duties ahead of Frank Lampard, hit a penalty straight at Gomes.[LNB] But Terry, back in the side after injury, feels that the out-of-form Blues proved that they will soon be back firing on all cylinders.[LNB] 'I thought we deserved to win the game, especially in the second half, we dominated,' he told Sky Sports 1.[LNB] 'That's more like the Chelsea we know.[LNB] 'It wasn't mentioned (who would take the penalty). Didier was brave enough to stand up and take it. You score some, you miss some.[LNB] Late drama: Drogba has his spot kick saved by Gomes[LNB] 'The hunger, the spirit, the determination; we pressed a lot better. The fans appreciate you can lose and draw, but when they don't see the passion, that's what hurts.[LNB] 'We're hopefully back now. We've got two huge games now. We've got Man United at the Bridge and then we go to the Emirates (to play Arsenal).[LNB] 'I've never doubted my players, the manager or the football club. We won the double last year, let's not forget that.'[LNB] Spurs 1 Chelsea 1: Drogba only half punishes Gomes gaffesTottenham director Sir Keith asked to take charge at the FA as Dein waits on [LNB] [LNB] Explore more:People: John Terry, Frank Lampard, Roman Pavlyuchenko, Didier Drogba
