John Terry makes appearance at England training as Eddie Jones leads his team through another gruelling session ahead of pivotal Six Nations clash against Wales Chelsea legend John Terry made a special appearance at England rugby training The retired England defender was hosted by team manager Richard Hill Eddie Jones will name his team to face Wales in a mammoth clash on Thursday England will be confident of completing the Grand Slam if they win in Cardiff By Nik Simon and Max Winters For Mailonline Published: 13:07 GMT, 19 February 2019 | Updated: 13:07 GMT, 19 February 2019 Viewcomments Chelsea legend John Terry made a special appearance at England training ahead of their Grand Slam eliminator with Wales. The retired England defender, who lives locally in Surrey, was hosted by team manager Richard Hill. On the morning after watching Chelsea lose to Manchester United in the FA Cup, Terry watched England go through their paces at Pennyhill Park. Chelsea legend John Terry made a special appearance at England training on Tuesday morning Full-back Elliot Daly catches the ball as England trained before playing Wales on Saturday Eddie Jones led his Six Nations leaders through another gruelling session at Pennyhill Park Tom Curry makes a bone-crunching tackle on team-mate Brad Shields onto a landing mat The 38-year-old is currently employed as assistant manager at Aston Villa. Fellow footballing luminaries including Gareth Southgate, Antonio Conte and Alan Pardew have previously been invited along. Eddie Jones will name his team to face Wales on Thursday, before the squad travel down the M4 to Cardiff on Friday afternoon. Jones will cut his current training squad down from 33 to 25 on Tuesday evening – with the main decision being who stays in camp following an injury to Chris Ashton. Jack Singleton leads the line during tackling practice as his team-mates queue up for a tackle Fly-half pair Owen Farrell and George Ford discuss tactics as they work out a strategy for Wales Billy Vunipola offloads the ball to the onrushing Mark Wilson during training on Tuesday Henry Slade breaks with the ball as he looks to maintain his impressive scoring streak so far England hope to have Ashton available for the final two rounds of their Six Nations title quest as the Sale wing battles a calf strain. Ashton suffered the injury in training during the squad's three-day camp in London and will receive treatment at his club this week, ruling him out of the Wales game. It is hoped the Sharks wing will return in time to face Italy and Scotland, however. Jack Nowell impressed in the round one win over Ireland but was demoted to the bench against France, enabling Ashton to make his first Six Nations start for six years. Nowell is the obvious candidate to reclaim the number 14 jersey against Warren Gatland's side but another option is Joe Cokanasiga. Ben Youngs releases a pass to a colleague as they ran through some offensive drills in the sun Farrell and Slade have been crucial to England's deadly kicking game so far this tournament England forwards coach Steve Borthwick talks with Six Nations top try scorer Jonny May The forwards went off to do their own specific practice on a sunny day at Pennyhill Park Jones put his players through their paces again on Tuesday morning as they look to maintain their unbeaten start to the competition. Images showed the forwards producing some bone-crunching tackles on their team-mates as they landed on crash mats while the likes of Owen Farrell and Henry Slade worked on their attacking plan. England have scored 10 tries in the opening two games and have used their kicking game to their advantage. They left France in all sorts of trouble last time out with pinpoint kicks through the line to the onrushing backs. England will be confident of completing the Grand Slam if they can navigate themselves to victory over the Welsh. After this weekend, England will have home games against Italy and Scotland to come. Share or comment on this article: All rights reserved for this news site dailymail and under his responsibility