Arjen Robben to build a museum in his home dedicated to his own achievement at cluibs and country

The former Real Madrid, Chelsea and PSV Eindhoven star has announced he plans to build a museum to house all his memorabilia in his own home once he calls time on an illustrious career.

 'When my wife and I are settled in our house, I dream of collecting all my things and building a private museum. It will be for me, my family and my close friends,' the Dutch international told Bild.

 'I have so many souvenirs - shirts of other players. I kept the ball from the 2013 Champions League final (Bayern beat Borussia Dortmund 2-1 and Robben scored a late winner).

'There are boots that I have worn at European Championships and World Cups. The idea is to pull everything together so that nothing is lost.' 

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Manchester United: Louis van Gaal claimed that his players are finding it difficult to understand his philosophy

Louis van Gaal has admitted that his Manchester United squad are struggling to get to grips with his ideas.

The Dutchman has presided over the club's worst Premier League start, with United going into Saturday's meeting with West Ham having collected just five points from five matches.

"We give [the players] a lot of information," Van Gaal said.

"There shall be a moment in the season that this information is not too much. At this moment maybe it is too much."

Since taking charge on 16 July, Van Gaal has experimented with different formations and made several alterations at the club's training ground in an attempt to implement his "philosophy".

The former Ajax, Barcelona and Bayern Munich coach is adamant that the club will benefit but has conceded that he may have pushed his players too far, too soon.

"You have to work out that information," said the United manager, who acknowledged that fans are already "very tired" of hearing his pleas for patience.

"It's very difficult because we are starting with a new team and a new relationship between players so that's why it needs time."

Van Gaal revealed United have only one senior centre-back available for Saturday's game.

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I will see you all in hell every f****** one of you: A Man with implanted horns and '666' tattoo was convicted of triple murder

A man sporting two rows of horns implanted into his forehead and a '666' tattoo has been convicted of murdering three men and chopping up their bodies today. 

Caius Veiovis screamed at the Springfield jury that convicted him Friday, saying: 'I'll see you all in hell every f****** one of you. I'll see you all in hell.'

They had considered his case for the past week in Massachusetts.

Veiovis also was convicted of three counts of kidnapping and three counts of intimidation of a witness in the killings of David Glasser, Edward Frampton and Robert Chadwell. 

Their remains were buried on private property in Becket.

The two other men charged in the killings have already been convicted.

Authorities say one of those co-defendants wanted Glasser dead so he couldn't testify against him in another case.

The others were killed to eliminate witnesses.

The trial was moved from Berkshire County.

Veiovis along with Adam Lee Hall and David Chalue kidnapped, killed and dismembered David Glasser, Edward Frampton and Robert Chadwell with the help of an instrument resembling a machete. 

Caius Veiovis had pleaded not guilty to counts of murder, kidnapping and witness intimidation. 

Under Massachusetts law, he faces a mandatory sentence of life in prison with no chance for parole following his first-degree murder convictions.

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Jose Mourinho claim Chelsea isn't in full form yet

Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho has claimed his Premier League table toppers have a long way to go before they reach their potential despite their sparkling start to the season.

Mourinho's Blues have been impressive in their first five Premier League fixtures of the season and were it not for a late equaliser from their former midfielder Frank Lampard for Manchester City last weekend, they would have maximum points from heading into Saturday's game against Aston Villa.

Despite that serene progress, Mourinho suggests there is plenty of room for Chelsea to crank through another few gears in the weeks and months ahead.

"We have to improve in every aspect, no doubt," stressed Mourinho. "I don't go for six, seven or eight [marks] out of 10, but we can improve.

"We were deadly on the counter-attack against Everton [won 6-3], we were fantastic with the way we defended collectively against Man City.

"We've had very good periods, but, in the end, what is important is that in this moment nobody is ahead of us. We look down and see the other 19 teams. Nobody is on top of us."

Meanwhile, Mourinho has suggested the members of his squad who played in the latter stages of the World Cup finals in Brazil are struggling to hit top form after their excesses with their international sides in June and July.

"I need them and I need them step by step," he said of his Brazil 2014 stars. "Not one of them is in super form, like [Cesc] Fabregas, [Nemanja] Matic, [Branislav] Ivanovic. At this moment, they're not. It has to be step by step.

"In this last part of the World Cup, we had players in the same position: Ramires, Willian, Oscar and [Andre] Schurrle. I couldn't say 'you four, holidays, I can do without you,' because I couldn't do without them.

"Look at Schurrle. He really wanted to make an impact against Bolton [in the Capital One Cup on Wednesday], and his performance was really good. It was important for him to play 90 minutes.

"He was one of the guys, like the Brazilians, who reached the last stage of the World Cup, his holiday was very short. It will take time for him."

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Kim Kardashian and Kanye West get Booed at Paris Fashion Show

Kim Kardashian and Kanye West apparently did not really have a good time at the Paris fashion week. After Kardashian was tackled by a red carpet prankster on Thursday, September 25, the "Keeping Up with the Kardashians" star and her rapper husband were booed by some men at Lanvin fashion show later that day after showing up when the show had started.

In a video, the "College Dropout" rapper can be seen defending himself and his wife, saying that the designer wanted to talk to them backstage. "Alber asked to see us, don't boo us, don't boo us. We're not late, we're not late," he said before going to his seat.

Earlier that day, the 33-year-old reality star fell victim to a former Ukrainian journalist's prank and nearly fell while going to a Balmain show. The prankster Vitalii Sediuk, who previously targeted Brad Pitt and Bradley Cooper among others, has said that he didn't mean harm.

Speaking to The Hollywood Reporter, Sediuk opened up about the Kardashian prank. "I had a feeling that Kim would show up there because she is friends with the designer of Balmain. I basically came there just for them. I knew they were going to be the biggest guest of the night," he said.

Sediuk, who previously dropped on his knees in front of male stars on the red carpet, explained that he had to be more careful because Kim is a woman. "If it was Kanye West, I would have done it like I did it with Bradley Cooper and Leonardo DiCaprio. But with Kim Kardashian, I was very cautious because I know she is a woman - so I kind of hugged her legs. I already had a bad experience with America Ferrera. It's different with men," he explained, adding that he did it to "bring attention to my protest." The 25-year-old man is put on no-fly list by U.S. Customs and Border Protection.

Sediuk, who lost his job at a TV station following the Ferrera stunt at Cannes film festival, admitted in the phone interview that he wanted to get a proper job. "They are worried about me always," he said of his parents. "They say, 'Why are you doing this? You have some talent. Why don't you show it?' "

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Aaron Ramsey aim at scoring goals-Arsene Wenger

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has suggested his midfielder Aaron Ramsey is focusing too much of his attention on scoring goals after his indifferent start to the season.

Ramsey was the Gunners star performer last season and end the campaign on the real high as he fired the winning goal in the FA Cup final against Hull at Wembley in May, but Wenger has claimed he needs to get back to basics as he looks to cement his place in an Arsenal midfielder oozing with attacking talent.

Alexis Sanchez, Mesut Ozil, Jack Wilshere, Santi Cazorla and Mikel Arteta are all pushing for a starting spot in the Arsenal midfield, with Ramsey being encouraged by his manager to appreciate his role in the team.

"You always have to come back to basics," Wenger told reporters when asked about Ramsey's indifferent form this season. "What is my job? Midfielder, win the ball and give a good pass.

"I believe sometimes he felt a bit more pressure to score. He is a [Frank] Lampard type and when you watch the picture again, who is in the box? Oh, my friend Aaron is there, but he has to start from midfield.

"He has a terrific engine and on the pitch he never hides, so when he sometimes makes a mistake it is [noticeable], but if you look at his overall contribution to the team, it is always fantastic.

"After that, with his natural engine, a consequence of that is he will have chances. If you play like [you believe that you] have to score, every time you want to be in the box you forget a little bit of the basics of the job, but he is back now.

"He had a little moment when he was not at his best but that can happen. I am fully confident that he is back."

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Chelsea Clinton welcomes a baby girl 'Charlotte'

Chelsea Clinton has welcomed her first child, a baby girl, with her husband, Marc Mezvinsky. The only child of Bill Clinton and Hillary Clinton took to Twitter just past midnight on Saturday, September 27 to share the happy news.

She tweeted, "Marc and I are full of love, awe and gratitude as we celebrate the birth of our daughter, Charlotte Clinton Mezvinsky." Both Bill and Hillary retweeted their daughter's happy announcement.

Chelsea, who got married to Marc in 2007 in Rhinebeck, New York, announced her pregnancy back in April when she was speaking at a forum in New York City. "Marc and I are very excited that we have our first child arriving later this year," she said at that time, "I certainly feel all the better whether it's a girl or a boy that she or he will grow up in world filled with so many strong female leaders."

Following the pregnancy announcement, Chelsea's parents couldn't hide their excitement to become grandparents. Bill tweeted, "Excited to add a new line to my Twitter bio ... grandfather-to-be! Hillary and I are so happy for Chelsea and Marc." Meanwhile, Hillary posted, "My most exciting title yet: Grandmother-To-Be!"

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