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Chelsea deny death-threat claims
London (dpa) - Chelsea moved swiftly Tuesday to deny reports that manager Avram Grant has been subjected to further death threats.
Last month a white powder - later found to be harmless - was sent to Chelsea's training ground at Cobham in Surrey, along with threats against Grant.
Media reports had claimed Grant had been targeted again, but Chelsea denied those suggestions in a statement on their website.
"Reports in the media this morning regarding a threat sent to our training ground against Avram Grant are totally incorrect," it said.
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