Question: Problem: Iker Casillas admits he thought about leaving Real Madrid during the summer's transfer window and the Spain goalkeeper believes Arsenal were lining up to sign him. The 33-year-old decided to remain at the Bernabeu and fight for his place, despite falling behind Diego Lopez in the pecking order as Casillas made just two La Liga appearances last year. With Lopez joining AC Milan, Casillas has returned to being a regular starter and hopes to end his career with the club he first joined as a youth in 1990. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Diego Costa skin and chip Iker Casillas during Spain training. Iker Casillas gives instructions during Real Madrid's 5-0 La Liga win against Athletic Bilbao on Sunday. Casillas has returned to being a regular starter for Real but admits he almost left with Arsenal interested. 'I thought about going,' he told Canal Plus. 'What you want is for Real Madrid to always win. 'But in the end, at 33 years of age, you think, why should I (go)? I want to fight, to make a go of it, to be reborn from the ashes. 'There was a lot of talk about an offer from Arsenal, but there was nothing concrete. I want to stay at Real Madrid, keep fighting here and finish my career here.' But Casillas, Spain's first-choice goalkeeper,  refuses to deny a spell abroad before bringing his career to an end. 'I would like to have some experience abroad before retiring,' he added. 'I think it would help me to appreciate Real Madrid even more. I am convinced that if you go abroad, you will realise what this club represents for the whole world.' Casillas was also linked with a move to Liverpool during the summer's transfer window. Casillas makes a save during training with Spain on Tuesday ahead of their 2016 Euro qualifying match. Casillas, preparing to face Slovakia on Thursday, was also linked with a Premier League move to Liverpool.

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Answer: Iker Casillas made just two La Liga appearances last season as Diego Lopez, now at AC Milan, became Real Madrid's first-choice goalkeeper. Casillas has been with Real since 1990 as a youth academy footballer. 'There was a lot of talk about an offer from Arsenal, but there was nothing concrete,' admits the Spain goalkeeper. Casillas admits he wants to 'stay at Real Madrid, keep fighting here and finish my career here' but a move abroad is not off the table.

Problem: A 17-year-old girl who was obsessed with the Columbine High School massacre wrote about 'picking off' her classmates 'one by one' and blowing up the cafeteria, police have said. Administrators at Radnor High School in Pennsylvania alerted police after learning the senior had allegedly been scrawling the terrifying plans in her notebooks. The girl wrote about killing a teacher and other students before injuring herself, said Radnor Township Police Superintendent William Colarulo, as he shared the journal excerpts on Monday. 'I could be the first female shooter,' the student, who has not been named because she is a juvenile, wrote in her journal, the Philadelphia Inquirer reported. 'I'm homicidal, and I'm fine with that.' Scroll down for video. Terrifying: Police shared pages out of a teenager's notebook that allegedly detail how she wanted to attack the school in a Columbine massacre-like attack. She is now undergoing psychiatric evaluation. Sick: The journal described how she wanted to 'pierce kids around me' and 'flood the halls with corpses' Colarulo said that the teenager was obsessed with serial killers and read a lot about torture, ABC6 reported. Her journal excerpts detailed her alleged plan of attack on the school. 'I want to trap them, pick them off one by one,' she wrote. 'Blow up the cafeteria, shoot everyone in classrooms. 'Imagine the power, the bullets leaving the gun with a loud bang, piercing kids around me, the way they collapse, their blood splattering the floor... the screams.' Another page was filled with large capital letters reading: 'I am fire, I am flames. I exude danger, you should fear me, I am dangerous, you better believe me, you have no idea what I can do.' Concern: Radnor Township Police Superintendent William Colarulo said the girl's locker and home had been searched and no weapons had been found. He said she is 'getting the help she needs' 'Obsessed': She also wrote a letter to the parents of one of the Columbine shooters, Dylan Klebold, saying she had read his journal and 'I connected very strongly with your son emotionally' 'I could be the first female shooter... I'm homicidal, and I'm fine with that' 'I am about to get very violent... So close to exploding' 'I want to trap them, pick them off one by one. Blow up the cafeteria, maybe. Shoot everyone in classrooms, but how do I trap people. Leave survivors? Or nah? I kinda want to' 'Imagine the power, the bullets leaving the gun with a loud bang, piercing kids around me, the way they collapse, their blood splattering the floor... the screams' 'I am fire, I am flames. I exude danger, you should fear me, I am dangerous, you better believe me, you have no idea what I can do' Other pages showed letters she had written to the parents of one of the Columbine killers, Dylan Klebold. Klebold, 17, and Eric Harris, 18, killed a teacher and 12 students before taking their lives during the shooting in Littleton, Colorado in April 1999. They also injured 21 people. In the letter, the girl wrote that she had read his journal and 'connected very strongly with your son emotionally'. 'We would be remiss if we didn't take these threats seriously,' Colarulo said at the press conference. 'There are always warning signs. If you want to go back and reference the Columbine incident, there were numerous warning signs that went ignored, that went unnoticed and nobody took the proper action and made the report.' He added that students were not in any danger. After receiving the call from the school, police searched the student's home and her school locker and no weapons were found. Scene: The girl was a senior at Radnor High School, pictured, but students are not in danger, police said. Columbine killers: She was 'obsessed' with Eric Harris, left, and Dylan Klebold who shot dead 13 in 1999. The girl has a history of treatment for 'psychological issues' and is undergoing psychiatric evaluation but will remain in custody, he said. Her parents are cooperating with police. 'She is getting the help she needs,' he said. Debbie Singer, a parent of a junior at Radnor High, said that students were terrified about returning to school. 'It's very said and it's sad for the girl,' Singer said. 'The rumor was this was going to happen at the pep rally.' See below for video.

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Answer: The unidentified girl is undergoing psychiatric evaluation and will be charged as a juvenile with making terroristic threats. Police were called to Radnor High School in Pennsylvania after administrators received reports that she was writing about an attack. 'I could be the first female shooter,' she wrote. 'I want to pick them off one by one. Imagine the power - the bullets piercing kids around me' She also wrote letters to the parents of the Columbine shooters. Police searched her home and her locker and found no weapons.