The pair spoke to presenters John Fendley and Helen Chamberlain about their time together in west London side as well as playing for England.
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Among the revelations were Terry stating that Lampard was the best player he ever played with – and explaining the midfielder used to impress the others by staying extra for training just to practice his shooting.
When asked who the best manager he worked with at Chelsea was, he said: “Jose’s sessions when he first came to Chelsea was an eye opener.
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“You had the ball from the start of pre-season – it was so technical and forward-thinking.
“He gets his staff to put the balls in, and if the coach does it wrong, he goes mental. He wants it all so perfect.
“Carlo Ancellotti also is such a good people person, he made you feel good every day.”
The duo then went outside to answer questions about football for charity, and then try and double their money by kicking the ball into a box in the top corner of a goal.
They only won £175 and failed to get any in, but in the spirit of Christmas, they announced at the end of the show that they would both donate £500 to the Teenage Cancer Trust.
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