Robin van Persie apologised to any Arsenal fans he hurt by moving to title rivals Manchester United in 2012 but insists he has no regrets over the transfer.The Dutch striker called time on his glittering career after a final season with Feyenoord, the club he started at.
Getty2"If I hurt people I'm sorry" – Robin van Persie opens up @BBCNews on his 2012 move from Arsenal to Man Utd, Wenger, Ferguson, Solskjaer and the "fantastic road trip" that was his 18-year career. More @5liveSport Football Daily podcast and @BBCSport website from 10.30pm #AFC #MUFC pic.twitter.com/Dk4v2BDoCe— David Ornstein (@bbcsport_david) May 22, 2019At crucial moments you have to make tough decisions, van Persie told the BBC. It was a very tough decision and I get that fans were angry as I was the captain and top scorer.Sometimes you feel like you need a challenge and new adventure. If I hurt people Im sorry. I made that decision and I stand by it.
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Harry Kane has to go off injured with another ankle injury (Photo by Dan Mullan/Getty Images) Kane lasted just four more matches before being ruled out once more with his current problem, but he again appears ahead of schedule. When delving deeper than results, a bigger concern arises.
Welcome to our live Chelsea blog where we'll keep you up to date with all the latest news from Stamford Bridge. In the league, Maurizio Sarri's side were held 2-2 by Burnley at home on Monday night and missed the chance to reclaim third place in the Premier League.
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Kevin De Bruyne says he thought Raheem Sterling might have been a bit of a 'd***head' before he met him at Manchester City. De Bruyne moved to City from Wolfsburg back in 2015.
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Tickets for away games in the Premier League will remain capped at £30 after top-flight clubs unanimously decided to continue the scheme. The agreement to cap prices has been in place since the start of the of 2016-17 season in a bid to make travelling to games more affordable and maintain the atmosphere at grounds.
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West Ham to complete first summer signing West Ham are set to sign Villarreal midfielder Pablo Fornals in a deal which could cost the Hammers around 27 million euros. After a pretty average season in the last campaign, West Ham are in need of a big summer. The Hammers finished 10th despite much optimism before the season kicked off.
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'It's difficult to accept' - Gracia calls for introduction of VAR Javi Gracia was unhappy with a couple of calls that went against Watford in their dramatic draw with Everton.
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The goal was controversial, however, with Everton's Theo Walcott appearing to be offside in the build-up. "I prefer not to say anything about the referees," said Watford manager Javi Gracia. "If VAR was ready today the result would have been different."
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Burnley 2-1 Tottenham: Spurs' title chances all but over after Ashley Barnes' late winner. Harry Kane had equalised on his return, but Pochettino was furious with referee Mike Dean at the final
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