John Terry makes emotional address to Stamford Bridge crowd as Chelsea fans plead for captain to stay at club

Chelsea finished the season with a 1-1 draw against champions Leicester
Captain John Terry then addressed the crowd and was reduced to tears
The defender has been offered a new deal but has yet to commit
Roman Abramovich stood to applaud Chelsea captain from his box
'We all want the same thing,' said Terry. 'I've said for a long time I want to finish my career here. I'll be speaking to the club over the next few days. I want to stay. I want to.'

Chelsea have offered the 35-year-old a one year deal but he has yet to sign.

His team-mates threw him in the air and Terry posed for photographs on the pitch with his wife and children.
Before that, Terry said: 'I'd like to congratulate Ranieri, the Leicester team and the Leicester family. I'm glad Leicester have won it and I'm glad Tottenham haven't.

'We've had some great times. Thank you for the support this year. We'll be back next year and we'll be fighting for the title.

'On a personal note, I'd like to thank everyone. This season's been tough for me, very emotional. So, thank you.'
Now in tears, he continued: 'Chelsea is my life as it is yours. The best moments of my life have been in this stadium.

'I'd like to say thank you to Guus Hiddink, a great man. He's picked us up and done a great job. Well done to the staff and the young kids.'

As you would perhaps expect, the speech was discussed in length by pundits after the match, and Thierry Henry believes Terry's tears may signal an exit.