John Terry wants a new era of success at Chelsea Chelsea are back where the story began, although 10 years ago Wembley was still a hard-hat area and Tottenham and an 11-year-old Harry Kane were only starting to get to know each other. John Terry and Didier Drogba will never underestimate the significance of that League Cup win in Cardiff in 2005, when Mateja Kezman scrambled the winner and Jose Mourinho told Liverpool’s fans to shush. ‘It set us on our way,’ said Terry, as he recalls his first trophy as captain, the first with Mourinho as manager and Roman Abramovich as owner. ‘It gave us all a taste of what we wanted and we wanted more. It brought us closer together.’
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Chelsea face Tottenham Hotspur in the Capital One Cup final on Sunday
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Blues' modern day success was sparked by winning League Cup in 2005
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Captain John Terry says only winning silverware can elevate the club's current crop towards greatness
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Drogba, like @placeholder, has returned and is preparing for Wembley as his 37th birthday looms, aware this trophy is equally as important as it was in his first season at the club.
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Didier Drogba agrees that winning on Sunday will provide incentive for the next generation of @placeholder stars
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@placeholder danger man Harry Kane (centre) scores during Tottenham's 5-3 victory over Chelsea in January