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Former Chelsea midfielder Steve Sidwell believes incoming boss Antonio Conte must make keeping captain John Terry at the club a priority. Italy coach Conte will replace interim manager Guus Hiddink at Stamford Bridge following this summers European Championships. Blues skipper Terry announced earlier in the year that he would leave the club at the end of this season, after failing to agree a new deal.Speaking on Sky Sports Now, Sidwell thinks Terrys experience is invaluable, and that Conte should seek to extend the 35-year olds 18-year career with the club. Italy head coach Antonio Conte is joining Chelsea this summer The main one is John Terry - theres no doubt Conte will have a chat with him, first and foremost, to see what his thoughts are, said Sidwell, who spent the 2007-08 season at Stamford Bridge.You know what youre going to get from him. Hes a leader on the pitch, and always puts himself on the line with the club. The thing you wonder with John is, what are they going to offer?Of course hes still good enough. Last year he was fantastic - he had Matic in front of him, but this year, Matic has not been at his best, which has left John a little exposed.Hes one of the better centre-halves in the country, theres been talk of having him back in the England squad for the Euros. Contes Chelsea to-do list What does new Chelsea boss need to sort first? Sidwell is expecting Conte to offer Chelsea something similar to former manager Jose Mourinho, who was sacked in December.The Brighton midfielder, however, believes the Chelsea players did Mourinho no favours earlier in the season, and has fears the same could happen to Conte if things do not go the teams way.Hes quite similar to Jose. Hes very meticulous and demands a lot from his players. The only thing that worries me with the set of players is that a lot of them just downed their tools with Mourinho, added Sidwell. 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Denver rookie Justin Simmons blocked a potential go-ahead, extra-point kick by New Orleans Wil Lutz, and rookie teammate Will Parks grabbed the loose ball, returning it 84 yards for a defensive 2-point conversion with 1:28 left in the game.Yet New Orleans might never have relinquished its 17-10, second-half lead if not for two fumbles forced by Denvers defense.The Broncos, who entered the game with the top-rated pass defense in the NFL, intercepted Brees twice in the first half.Stewart made his first interception by anticipating Brees throw down the left sideline and cutting in front of intended target Travaris Cadet at the Denver 9-yard line. The second came when Stewart snagged a pass ripped from rookie receiver Michael Thomas grasp by defensive back Bradley Roby.In the fourth quarter, Stewart once again found a ball landing in his lap when Roby punched the ball away from Thomas after a reception over the middle.Thats a play we work on, Roby said of his strip. In that situation, you have to say to yourself, `Youve got to go for the ball.Denver converted that turnover into Demaryius Thomas game-tying touchdown.Then came defensive end Jared Cricks crushing tackle of Thomas that forced another fumble, recovered by T.J. Ward to set up a field goal which put Denver ahead 23-17 with just under 3 minutes left.Those plays helped Denver overcome Brees NFL-record 56th game with at least 300 yards and three TDs passing.The four turnovers, they cost us the game, Brees said. It made it a lot closer than it probably should have been.Heres what else stood out in Denvers victory over the Saints:PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT: Simmons said Denver had picked up on some of the Saints place-kicking tendencies and figured they might be able to block a kick by having a player hurdle the offensive line.dddddddddddd Simmons said the Broncos worked on the play, called Leaper, all week.Its something you work on all the time, Denver coach Gary Kubiak said. 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