The surprise guest who stunned thousands by walking on stage has sparked a huge backlash after being BOOED by the crowd. Despite chugging a beer alongside the country superstar in an attempt to fire up the audience, the unexpected moment only fueled even more reactions

WATCH the unfortunate moment an ex-England ace gets BOOED by the crowd after taking to the stage during Luke Combs’ gig at Wembley Stadium.

The soccer star even cheekily downed a pint during his surprise stage appearance, as the country singer egged him on – but his antics didn’t appear to appease the crowd.

Concert with a crowd under red lights and a large screen displaying two men on stage. — The star made a surprise appearance on stage at a Luke Combs gig this week Credit: The Sun

NINTCHDBPICT001098831193 — Concert-goers booed the ex-England captain as he chugged down a can of beer with the Country music star Credit: The Sun

Ex-England defender and former Chelsea captain John Terry randomly joined Luke on-stage for the first night of his three-show run at Wembley.

The 45-year-old was seen sneaking up behind the Country music star, before the two shared a hug on-stage.

But his appearance was mostly met with boos and jeers from the crowd.

The pair then walked down centre stage together with a can of beer each and proceeded to down the contents.

NINTCHDBPICT001098831202 — John Terry came out for a pint during Luke Combs’ famous “1, 2 Many” Credit: The Sun

FBL-EUR-C1-CHELSEA-BARCELONA-TERRY-CELEBRATION — John Terry is a footballing legend who played for England – and enjoyed 19 years at Chelsea FC Credit: AFP

Showing he still had the moves, John then booted his empty can straight into the crowd.

Luke then gave the ex-footballer a slap on the back after finishing his pint, before launching back into his song “1, 2 Many” about hitting the bottle with friends.

Meanwhile, John retreated and headed off stage to presumably enjoy the rest of the concert.

John enjoyed a hugely successful career playing for The Blues, winning 17 trophies during his 19-year reign.

The former England captain retired from football in 2018 whilst at Aston Villa.

After retiring, he joined the coaching staff at Villa Park, becoming Dean Smiths assistant coach.

He left his post at Villa in 2021 believing he would find a senior management role.

He was briefly linked to a role at Newcastle in 2021, but nothing materialised and the job went to Eddie Howe.

He had a short stint as assistant coach with Leicester City and later joined the backroom staff for Chelsea‘s academy in 2023, where he remains today.

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