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nce on his decision. "I always wanted to play in La Liga and when I trained in London with Chelsea and Jose Mourinho, he told me it would be better for me to go to Spain, because I'll play in many big games against teams like Real Madrid, Barcelona, Atlético Madrid. So, I wanted that experience and I'm happy that I'm here," Pasalic was quoted by AS.RelatedEverton Face Losing Romelu Lukaku to Juventus as Chelsea Ready for Didier Drogba ComebackPremier League Clubs on Alert as Real Madrid Close in on James RodriguezChelsea and Tottenham in ￡25m Tug-of-War over Real Sociedad Winger Antoine GriezmannLiverpool Transfer Target Marco Reus 'to Sign for Bayern Munich in 2015'Chelsea Deal to Sign Tiago Blocked Despite Agreement"Before I came here to Elche, I saw some really nice things on the internet. I saw the stadium, I saw that there's 20,Max 2014 Women Dark Blue Pink Orange,000 or 25,000 fans and when there are big games, the stadium is full. I like that, the idea of playing at a full stadium. I hope it will be a good season for me and for Elche."Pasalic has represented Croatia at Under-21 level and was even named in his country's 30-man provisional World Cup squad for Brazil.However, he believes his spell in La Liga will help him garner more experience in the top flight.He reveals Elche manager Fran Escriba has assured him of a starring role in his squad ahead of his anticipated summer return to west London."That's why I'm here and I hope that in pre-season, I can earn my place, be very important for this team and play a good season. I spoke with the manager, Fran,Air Max 2015 White Black Orange Yellow, he asked me what was my favourite position in different formations. He told me I'll be a very important player for this team,Nike Max 2015 Women UK Running Shoes Black Purple Blue, so I hope I can prepare well now for the season and the matches to come."  <div
Chelsea's Second Summer Signing Diego Costa Pens Five-Year ContractBy Krishnan R IyerJuly 16, 2014 07:28 BSTDiego CostaGetty ImagesChelsea have secured their second signing of the summer transfer window after Diego Costa put pen to paper in a five-year deal to complete his move from Atletico Madrid.Earlier this month, the Blues announced that a fee - believed to be ￡32m - has already been agreed with the La Liga champions for the Brazil-born Spanish striker.A statement on Chelsea's official website read, "Chelsea Football Club is delighted to announce Diego Costa has today completed his transfer from Atletico Madrid by signing a five-year contract.""He will join up with the first team for our pre-season European training camp next week."The 25-year-old is the second Spanish international to become a part of Jose Mourinho's side this summer following Cesch Fabregas' arrival from Barcelona. Costa arrives at Stamford Bridge after a stellar season in Spain and a lacklustre performance at the World Cup for Vicente Del Bosque's side in Brazil.RelatedVarane To Consider Real Madrid Exit Amid Chelsea InterestManchester United and Chelsea Boosted as PSG Star Edinson Cavani Wants to Play in EnglandHowever, the former Real Valladolid player expressed delight at signing for the West London club.He said, "I am very happy to sign for Chelsea. Everybody knows it is a big club in a very competitive league, and I am very excited to get started in England with a fantastic coach and team-mates.""Having played against Chelsea last season I know the high quality of the squad I am joining.""I would like to thank everybody at Atletico who made me into the player I am, it was an incredible time for me, but now I am starting a new adventure and I hope to win many trophies with Chelsea."Costa arrives in the Premier League having scored 36 goals in all competitions for Diego Simeone's side last season, helping them reach the Champions League final. His 27 goals in La Liga helped Atletico win the title for the first time since 1996.  <div
Cherry Groce Inquest: 'Astonishing' Police Failures Blamed for 1985 Brixton Riots Trigger ShootingBy Ewan PalmerJuly 10, 2014 15:49 BSTThe shooting left Dorothy 'Cherry' Groce paralysed for the rest of her life(Cherry Groce Foundation)A series of police failures led to the shooting of a mother which triggered the 1985 Brixton riots,Nike Air Max 90 Camouflage Red, an inquest jury has found.Dorothy 'Cherry' Groce was left paralysed after armed police shot her during a planned raid on her home in south London. Officers were looking for her son Michael, who was wanted in connection with suspected firearm offences.Groce's shooting led to two days of rioting in Brixton in September 1985. During the disorder, shops were looted and petrol bombs were hurled at police.Following six days of evidence at Southwark Crown Court, a jury has ruled that police failings contributed to Groce's death.The jury ruled there were eight police failures in the run up to the shooting, including not properly informing officers Groce's son was no longer wanted by police and failing to adequately check who lived at the property.The jury concluded: "Dorothy Groce was shot by police during a planned, forced entry raid at her home, and her subsequent death was contributed to by failures in the planning and implementation of the raid."Groce died at the age