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RYAN GIGGS TO QUIT MAN UTD IF JOSE MOURINHO IS APPOINTED OVER LVG

As report courtesy Steve Bates in the Sunday people, Ryan Giggs will leave Manchester united if Jose Mourinho is appointed ahead of him.

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John Terry Set To Miss His Own Farewell Party

Terry is expected to leave Stamford Bridge at the end of the season with Chelsea so far failing to offer the 35-year-old a new contract, with a number of clubs from North America and China keen to take the centre-back on a lucrative short-term deal. Meanwhile, Chelsea captain John Terry heaped praise on Premier League Champions Leicester and said credit must go to their manager Claudio Ranieri.
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Matic Set on a transfer to Juventus for £20M

© Clive Brunskill/Getty Images Sport Everton v Chelsea - The Emirates FA Cup Sixth Round

Chelsea midfielder Nemanja Matic is reportedly close to leaving the club to join Italian giants Juventus in a £20 million move, according to a report from Tony Banks of The Express.
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Though they are crowned champions, they just don't want to spoil their title party.

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Everton looked like a side in need of smelling salts. Vardy’s first penalty could conceivably have led to Matthew Pennington being sent off bearing in mind he had already been booked and it was a senseless tackle from the substitute Darron Gibson that gave the England striker his hat-trick chance. His shot went over the crossbar and there was another jolt in the 87th minute when Mirallas eluded a couple of challenges to slot the ball past Schmeichel. It made little difference and the trophy was waiting to be collected.
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Usian Bolt Suggests Kloop As Manchester United Manager.

Lifelong Manchester United fan Usain Bolt believes Louis van Gaal is not the right fit for the club and says he wanted to see Jurgen Klopp appointed at Old Trafford
"I actually wanted to see Klopp, the Liverpool coach, because when we had Sir Alex Ferguson we were more of an attacking team and Klopp is an attacking coach, he really plays attacking football."