The Chelsea manager said that the captain last minute equaliser in chelsea's 3-3 draw with the Toffees was offside, and also defended the out come of referee Mike Jones intromit an eight minutes of injury time at Stamford Bridge.
The England international secured onto Oscar header to back-heel his 40th Premier League goals past Howard which brought an equaliser own goal he scored ,as Blues's twice goals came from behind to earn a point against Everton.
But Everton's manager Roberto Martinez was unpleased with the referee decision, both failing to identify Terry's offside and for adding an eight minutes instead of seven minutes of injury time shown by the fourth officials.
And Chelsea boss said," I didn't see Terry's goal at the time, but I only saw it afterwards and Toffees manager is quite right. On certain occasions these things go in our favour during season, in certain cases it's damaging but one have to be fair"
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