John Terry picks his all-time Chelsea XI - but does he play himself at centre-back?

Terry has played with some of Chelsea's all-time greats, but who does he think make up the best XI that the club have ever fielded?

John Terry has named himself in his all-time Chelsea XI.

And the Blues captain has only named four of the Champions League-winning squad of 2011 is part of his line-up.

Terry missed the elusive day, in which Chelsea defeated Bayern Munich on penalties, after he picked up a suspension for being sent off in the semi-final at Barcelona.

Only Petr Cech, Ashley Cole, Frank Lampard and Didier Drogba made the Terry's all-time XI, with the likes of David Luiz, Juan Mata and Michael Essien missing out.

Terry even revealed that Damien Duff was close to getting into the midfield of his XI - and probably would have got in if the formation allowed him a four-man midfield.

High acclaim: Ashley Cole and Frank Lampard were named in Terry's XI

Speaking to Jamie Carragher for the Daily Mail, he said: "I’ve never done this before! I’m going to play 4-3-3.

"So we’ll say, Cech, Ivanovic, Carvalho, Ash. I’m putting myself in!

"Now this is where it gets hard… Lamps… Didier (Drogba)… Robben, (Damien) Duffer was good, wasn’t he? But it’s got to be Hazard in that position. Then Makelele, plus Zola.

"It’s got to be him, hasn’t it? We’d be s*** at corners but we’d be all right otherwise!"