well... that's why i think. But you see it every single year, in every single sport. There humans... they want more and more. Just look at all the players that go to another team, for more money. Eventhough they don't need it, they want it. It's human nature

very, very true.

Obviously we arn't in his position, but if i played for the club i loved and was mega rich, i would do everything in my power to remain at the club.

Money makes people crazy...

Dude.... even if I wasn't mega rich. I would never switch my team for more money.

But, if the money was on the table you wouldnt know how you would react.

should have supplied a link:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/teams/c/chelsea/8169536.stm

Wow that settles it then, thanks for the infomation!

What is clear to me following those discussions is that Chelsea's ambition remains as high as ever

took him long enough, lol, 3 weeks of speculation over nothing, you gotta love the media here.

Even still, Terry himeself wasnt very convincing. Well, he certainly didnt convince me he "never considered leaving Stamford Bridge"

loyalty is very rare in football these day's, i admire what few player's are loyal to there team's, good examples would be Gary Neville and Jamie Carragher, both have played for there respective clubs all there careers, and (so far as i know) have never considered leaving.

Its more admirable a player being at a "lesser" club and staying despite offers from "bigger" clubs. Unfortunatly nobody instantly spings to mind

Theres David Wheater at Middelsbrough who is pretty good a England U21 international who has commited his future but as you said, loyalty is rare