Source: Team_Talk
I'm fully fit for FA Cup final - Terry
Chelsea defender John Terry has insisted that he is "fine" and is looking forward to Saturday's FA Cup final against Portsmouth.[LNB] Terry hurt his right foot in training on Wednesday but scans showed there was no break and he was back in training on Thursday.[LNB]And the England international told reporters he would be "100% fit" for Wembley, saying: "I'm fine and looking forward to the game."[LNB]The 29-year-old defender revealed he picked up the injury in a training ground collision with striker Daniel Sturridge.[LNB]He explained: "I was just running back to goal and Daniel Sturridge fell on top of me. My foot was caught underneath. I thought it was quite bad initially.[LNB]"But once I had the scan, it was just bruising and today there was no problem at all.[LNB]"I was delighted when I got the scan results and there was no ligament damage or anything like that. It was just a bit of bruising inside the foot so no problem at all.[LNB]"I felt good today, I felt nothing at all, passing the ball or striking the ball. I came straight here to see the doctor and he sent me for a scan straight away. He couldn't tell what it was, it was always going to be a quick scan, nothing serious."[LNB]Terry admitted he was concerned the problem could have affected his participation in this summer's World Cup final in South Africa.[LNB]The former captain continued: "It was sorted out in a couple of hours but I was a bit scared, I must say.[LNB]"Once I had the scan I didn't wear the boot, it's just protection really. The doctor advised me to keep it on. But once I got the scan results I was back in my normal trainer."
