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Chelsea tell Fernando Torres he is going nowhere despite complaints
Didier Drogba has confirmed he will leave Chelsea this summer but Fernando Torres will not be following his fellow striker out of the club despite the Champions League winners' hierarchy having been left distinctly unimpressed by the timing of the Spaniard's publicly expressed frustration at life as a bit-part player at Stamford Bridge.
Harry Redknapp and Daniel Levy to end feuding as Spurs fight predators
After heart surgery, crown court trauma, on-field stresses and the dance with England, Harry Redknapp might have thought the season had run out of ways to torment him. The final kick in the guts, though, was brutal in its novelty and execution and it promised a wide-ranging test of even his powers of recovery.
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Liverpool suffer third rejection after Frank de Boer stays at Ajax
Liverpool will persist with an extensive interview process in the search for a new manager despite Frank de Boer becoming the third candidate publicly to reject the job since Kenny Dalglish was sacked last week.
'Unhappy' Torres to discuss his Chelsea future after 'ups and downs'
Fernando Torres has admitted that winning a first European Cup has made up for the toils he has endured since swapping Liverpool for Chelsea for a British record fee of £50m, though the striker tempered that sense of relief by stressing he will not be satisfied with a bit-part role in the side next season.
Petr Cech does his homework and Chelsea earn final dividends
There are times, as Didier Drogba said, when there are barely enough words to do justice to the ecstasies and agonies that sport can conjure up. Roman Abramovich tried to find a few in the dressing room but only briefly. Then a Russian billionaire, operating from a level of financial power and status that means bodyguards are never far away, stopped talking and something extraordinary happened. He started wiping away tears of elation.
Sam Allardyce praises Carlton Cole's 'show of love' for West Ham
David Gold had a smile from ear to ear, Mark Noble was proudly wearing the play‑off winner's medal that was going with him on his stag-do in Dubai later that evening while the man who scored the opening goal and also had a hand in the winner could not help but chuckle at the "Sex, Drugs and Carlton Cole" banner held up by West Ham United supporters. "I can't condone the drugs part," Cole said, "but sex, we all love. You know what I mean?"
Chelsea's Ryan Bertrand reveals how secret videos inspired players
Roberto Di Matteo had suggested he had something unexpected planned to motivate his players in the buildup to the Champions League final. Yet, as they gathered in a private room at the Mandarin Oriental hotel on the eve of the showpiece for what they anticipated would be a routine tactical team-talk, none of Chelsea's players had quite envisaged the lengths to which their interim first-team coach had gone in his preparation.
Why Chelsea's Roberto Di Matteo Should Go Now
Chelsea's owner Roman Abramovich waited years for this moment, having spent millions on the likes of Jose Mourinho, Phil Scolari, Carlo Ancelotti and AVB - all who failed to deliver the Champions League trophy.
Roman Abramovich's quest for Champions League glory with Chelsea
2003-04 Having overcome Arsenal, Chelsea face Monaco in the semi-finals and are favourites. But after Claudio Ranieri's tinkering they lose the first leg 3-1 before a 2-2 draw in the return at Stamford Bridge leads to their exit. Ranieri is sacked.
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