An Easy Win?” Why John Terry Thinks Man United Will Brush Fulham Aside Today
The Premier League landscape is shifting, and it seems even the bluest of legends can’t ignore the momentum building at Old Trafford. In a move that has sent shockwaves through social media, Chelsea icon John Terry has reportedly broken his silence on today’s massive clash between Manchester United and Fulham.
Despite the historic rivalry between Chelsea and the Red Devils, Terry didn’t hold back, suggesting that Fulham might be walking into a lion’s den.
The “Carrick Effect” is Real
The primary reason for Terry’s bold prediction? The resurgence of United under Michael Carrick. Since taking the helm from Ruben Amorim, Carrick has had a “dream start,” masterminding back-to-back victories against the league’s heavyweights, Manchester City and Arsenal.
Terry, who spent years competing against Carrick on the pitch, seems to recognize a familiar tactical discipline returning to the United squad.
“Forget the fact that we’re rivals,” Terry reportedly noted when discussing the fixture. “This game is an easy win for them. I see them going with the whole 3 points today.”
Why the Odds Favor United
While Fulham has been the “giant killer” of the 2025/26 season, the stats suggest Terry might be onto something:
Defensive Rebirth: Under Carrick, United has rediscovered its spine. Terry recently went viral for praising Harry Maguire’s “world-class” performance in the Manchester Derby, even tipping him for a World Cup recall. With Maguire and Lisandro Martinez back in sync, goals against United are becoming a rarity.
The Mbeumo Factor: New signing Bryan Mbeumo has been on fire, scoring in successive weeks. His pace against a Fulham high line could be exactly what Terry is picturing when he calls this an “easy win.”
The Record on the Line: United are currently on a six-game unbeaten run—their longest since 2022. A win today would officially equal the longest winning streak of the post-Ferguson era.
Fulham: The Underestimated Threat?
It’s rare to hear a Chelsea legend speak so highly of a Manchester United victory, but Terry has always been a “tell it like it is” analyst. However, Marco Silva’s Fulham aren’t exactly pushovers. Sitting 7th in the table and boasting 17 points from their last eight games, the Cottagers are in the middle of their best Premier League run in club history.
Yet, Terry seems convinced that the atmosphere at Old Trafford and the tactical “masterclass” Carrick is currently operating will be too much for the visitors.
A Rivalry Put Aside
Terry’s comments have divided the Chelsea faithful. Some fans are unhappy seeing their captain “back” a rival, while others believe he’s simply being an objective student of the game. Just last week, Terry was seen trolling Arsenal fans after United beat them 3-2, joking that his 2004/05 Chelsea defensive record was “safe for another year.”
By acknowledging United’s current form, he isn’t just praising a rival—he’s acknowledging the tactical discipline that has finally returned to one of England’s biggest clubs.
What do you think? Is JT right to count Fulham out so early, or is Old Trafford in for a shock today? Let us know in the comments!
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