Mourinho wants Terry to sign a new Blues deal and remain at Stamford Bridge

Published: 19:01 EDT, 5 April 2014 | Updated: 21:25 EDT, 5 April 2014

Jose Mourinho is confident John Terry will sign a new deal to finish his career at Chelsea.

Asked about the 33-year-old skipper’s contract, which expires in June, he said: ‘The manager wants him to stay; the club know I want him to stay, the club want him to stay, he wants to stay, so normally he is staying.’

Chelsea are thought to have offered a one-year extension on reduced wages, but Terry wants more.

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The 3-0 win over Stoke was just the response Mourinho - now unbeaten in 77 home Premier League matches - had demanded after criticising his players' inability to cope with Palace last weekend following a second successive away league loss.

'At home they feel more comfortable,' Mourinho said.

'(But) Premier League we play 19 matches away, 19 at home.

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'If I go to a wedding I don't go in jeans. If I leave my house for a walk in Hyde Park, I don't go in a smoking (jacket).

'So when you go to play against Crystal Palace at Crystal Palace, you know the way you have to go.These boys, they have to be able to go away from home and to adapt to the situation. This takes time, let's go step by step.

'In football to be champions and to win titles you have to play in the sun, in the rain, in the cold, in the hot, small pitches, big pitches, direct football, possession football. You have to adapt.'

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