A raucous group of Paris St Germain fans have posted a spoof video on the internet lampooning Chelsea following the London club 's humiliating exit from the Champions League . Short video , which was uploaded earlier today , shows a dejected 'John Terry ' standing on the platform of the Paris metro as a train pulls into the station . The carriage is packed with a gang of PSG fans , who are chanting 'Here is Paris ' in a good humoured fashion at the man , who is wearing a replica shirt bearing the Chelsea captain 's name . A dejected 'John Terry ' stands on a Paris Metro station following his side 's Champions League exit . The man , wearing a Terry 26 jersey waits for the speeding train to stop before he can board . Unfortunately , the carriage is full of jubilant Paris St Germain fans who are through to the next round . As the fake John Terry attempts to board the train , he is pushed back by the smiling fans . The video is a response to a video featuring Chelsea fans on the Paris metro where a black man is prevented from boarding the train . As the train pulls away from the station , the sad-looking John Terry lowers his head as he contemplates the end of his Champions League dream . In a final barb to Chelsea fans , the video features a shot of a sign with the Champions League logo and Berlin 2015 - where the final is being held . Chelsea had offered the victim of the Paris metro racism row a free trip to last night 's second leg . But the victim , Soulemayne S said he could not go to the game because of the impact of last month 's incident . He said : 'This offer to go , this invitation , is just an attempt to make things up . For the moment I do n't want to come because of what they 've caused , the team and their fans . 'The Chelsea supporters have destroyed me . Even when I drive my car I feel like I 'm being followed . I do n't know if I am being followed by Chelsea fans , or police or the media . The John Terry-a-like is stopped from boarding the train by a group of fans who are chanting . The John Terry character tries several time to board the train without any success . The train departs leaving the spoof John Terry , like the real version , going nowhere in Europe this season . 'Even when I go and see my lawyer I am followed , when I go to see my therapist I feel like I 'm being followed , and I 've never had that in my life . 'The only problem I have in my life right now is because of Chelsea and their fans . ' Meanwhile , five men linked to the incident have been served with summonses to appear at Waltham Forest Magistrates ' Court on March 25 'regarding a police application for football banning orders ' . Football banning orders are issued by courts following a conviction for a football-related offence after a complaint by the Crown Prosecution Service or local police , the Home Office website says . They can last for between three and 10 years . Breaches of the orders can result in a sentence of up to six months in prison . The video ends with a sign featuring the Champions League logo and an arrow pointing to Berlin . Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article .
A spoof video of 'John Terry ' being blocked entering a train has gone viral . PSG fans produced the film after Chelsea 's Champions League exit . The video is a response to a film featuring some Chelsea fans last month . A group of Chelsea fans prevented a black man from boarding a London train .