Hiddink thought about staying at Chelsea

Interim coach Guus Hiddink admits there have been occasions when he wished he was staying on at Chelsea.

Hiddink thought about staying at Chelsea
Sat, 16 May, 2009 - 21:28

Interim coach Guus Hiddink admits there have been occasions when he wished he was staying on at Chelsea.

But the Dutchman continues to insist that he will quit the Blues after the FA Cup final against Everton on May 30.

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