Jose Mourinho raised eyebrows on Sunday by substituting captain John Terry at half-time in Chelsea's 3-0 defeat by Manchester City. Mourinho replaced Terry with Kurt Zouma and Chelsea went on to lose the game 3-0. What could this mean for 34-year-old Terry's future at Chelsea? Martin Keown gives his verdict for Sportsmail: There always seems to be a reason behind every Jose Mourinho decision. As a manager he is more revolution than evolution so to take off John Terry was a big statement. It was a very public dethroning of Chelsea’s captain and I’m sure Terry will feel he was unfairly singled out by his manager. He wasn’t the only defender having a bad day.John Terry was subbed at half-time in Chelsea's loss at Manchester CityJose Mourinho chose to replace Terry with Kurt Zouma at The EtihadChelsea, trailing 1-0 at the time, went on to lose 3-0 against CityJose Mourinho virals: Memes mock Chelsea boss after Man City blow
And the substitution felt as if he wanted to magnify _’s mistakes in order to highlight the need for new blood.