Terry reveals untold story of how he led Chelsea mutiny

John Terry has revealed he led a mutiny at Chelsea against a manager's decision to seat him in economy on a long-haul flight while the club's younger players were placed in first class.

Terry captained Chelsea through one of the most successful periods in their history between 2003 and 2017 as they won five league titles and the Champions League.

However, with former owner Roman Abramovich at the helm, Terry also witnessed a lot of upheaval at Stamford Bridge, with managerial changes occurring frequently throughout the Russian's tenure.

And Terry has claimed in a previously untold story that Andre Villas-Boas made a controversial decision ahead of a pre-season tour of Asia that began in Malaysia which turned senior players including himself, Frank Lampard and Didier Drogba against him shortly after the Portuguese boss joined the club in 2011.

'We get on the plane and I'm sitting in economy on a 13-hour flight,' Terry said on Up Front with Simon Jordan.

'And we've got Josh McEachran, Nathaniel Chalobah, a couple of other young players all in first class. And this was part of AVB going "no player is bigger than me, everyone's the same".

'It turns out Lamps is flying out in first class and I'm flying back in first class. So if you fly out in first, you come back in economy, but basically it wasn't good enough.

'So, I'm going on the plane "no, we're not going anywhere until these young players go back in economy and the first team players, that have built this club to where we are today, go back in first".

'We're on the plane, people were up and down, AVB comes up "what's the problem?" I go, "well, we're not going anywhere until the young players move". And to be fair to the young players, they're going "this is really