John Terry continued his new rivalry with James Maddison after winning a trophy on the Golf Foundation Day of the Tottenham midfielder.
Terry, 44, was involved in countless benign ribbings with Maddison, 28, after Tottenham won their first trophy in 17 years by Manchester United in the Europa League final in Bilbao last Wednesday.
After winning a prize at the event, the former Chelsea Center-back took a brutal graves at Maddison and his current employers.
In a video that has since become viral on social media, with more than 800,000 views on X, formerly Twitter, Terry received a Gold Cup from Maddison.
The former Chelsea skipper then joked: 'I am so happy with this. By the way, it's a week ago and I won the same number of trophies as Spurs. “
Maddison can be seen laughing and embracing Terry for his jibe at the LilyWhites, who takes the comment in good faith.
Maddison missed the final because of a knee injury, but was heavily involved in Tottenham's post-match parties when he arrived at the field to lift the trophy with his teammates while wore the entire kit.
The 28-year-old fluctuated in full set, even though he was not called memories of Terry who did the same when he was suspended for Chelsea's Champions League triumph in 2012.
After Maddison went to Instagram after Wednesday's final, Maddison poked the pleasure in himself and Terry while placing a photo of himself and Brennan Johnson with the trophy next to the caption: 'To Kit. Full @johnterry “> @johnterry.26 fashion. Is there something to say tonight John?”
It was not long before Terry responded when he reminded Maddison that he won 17 career trophies at Chelsea and the performance of Spurs in the final.
“I remember my first trophy, ah blessing them,” Terry started.
He added: 'Remove the tequila. Great season of your guys, you all have to be proud! 16 (trophies) to go. After that implementation I think you have a chance. You just have to live 900 years. '
Terry also posted a photo of his personal trophy cabinet at home, with five Premier League titles, five FA Cups and the Champions League.