Sunday's gossip

Weird. Soccernet headlines news feed reads

Sneijder: Mourinho told me to reject United


When you click the link the actual headline of the article is

Sneijder: Jose told me to stay at Inter



feck you soccernet!
 
11/09/12 shite

Liverpool striker Luis Suarez is being closely monitored by Real Madrid, who are planning a £35m move for him in the January transfer window, according to reports.
Full story: Caughtoffside.com

Arsenal are planning a swoop for Real Madrid midfielder Esteban Granero in January.
Full story: Inside Futbol

FA chiefs are hatching an *emergency plan to install Harry Redknapp as England manager for the Euro 2012 finals.
Full story: the People

Martin O'Neill is being lined up to make a sensational return to Leicester City.
Full story: Sunday Mirror

Harry Redknapp says Ledley King's performance in Tottenham's 2-0 win at Wolves was "beyond belief" considering the Spurs skipper had not played in pre-season or the opening matches of the season.
Full story: talkSPORT

Liverpool boss Kenny Dalglish says he will talk to the club's owners regarding his view that refereeing decisions are consistently going against the Reds.
Full story: The Sun

Everton manager David Moyes hopes is side's 2-2 draw with Aston Villa gave some encouragement to the hundreds of fans who staged a protest about the club's lack of investment.
Full story: talkSPORT

Arsenal are furious at England manager Fabio Capello's criticism of their medical staff following Jack Wilshere's injury problems.
Full story: Sunday Mirror

Sunderland boss Steve Bruce has slammed Asamoah Gyan for leaving the club on loan, having reportedly agreed to stay 48 hours earlier. Full story: talkSPORT Manchester City have axed unsettled striker Carlos Tevez as club captain and given the job to Vincent Kompany for the remainder of the season.
Full story: Metro

Ear-flicking - a game the Liverpool players have been spotted playing at the end of recent matches - "boosts players' morale", according to Reds defender Martin Kelly.
Full story: Metro

Model Abbey Clancy has agreed to move to the Potteries area with Stoke's new signing Peter Crouch, despite initially being incensed having to leave London.
Full story: Metro
 
18/09/11 Shite

Chelsea striker Fernando Torres is set to be loaned out in January if he fails to find his goalscoring boots.
Full story: Sunday Mirror

Striker Nicolas Anelka has told Chelsea boss Andre Villas-Boas he expects to leave in the summer.
Full story: Sunday People

Arsenal are to fight Barcelona for the signature of Valencia striker Paco Alcacer.
Full story: Metro

Liverpool winger Stewart Downing says Tottenham missed out on his signature because Harry Redknapp refused to gamble on his fitness.
Full story: Sunday Mirror

Liverpool's Steven Gerrard and Chelsea's Frank Lampard emerge as the latest transfer targets for big-spending Anzhi Makhachkala.
Full story: Metro

Liverpool could launch a shock bid for Ajax defender Jan Vertonghen in January - but could end up selling defender Daniel Agger as a result.
Full story: Caught Offside

The Anfield club are also interested in Bologna's attacking all-rounder Gaston Ramirez.
Full story: InsideFutbol

Spurs manager Harry Redknapp is interested in signing young Peruvian defender Horacio Benincasa.
Full story: Caught Offside

QPR captain Joey Barton could face action from the FA after his post-match Twitter attack on Wolves manager Mick McCarthy.
Full story: Sunday Telegraph

Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson says the media "have an agenda" against goalkeeper David de Gea.
Full story: ManUtd.com

Former Liverpool manager Rafael Benitez has been offered the chance to take charge of Spartak Moscow.
Full story: InsideFutbol

Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson will recommend Jose Mourinho as his successor when he eventually leaves Old Trafford.
Full story: Mail on Sunday

Louis Saha faces a showdown with manager David Moyes after sulking about being left out of the Everton team. The French striker took to Twitter to vent his frustration after not even making the bench for the visit of Wigan.
Full story: the Sun

QPR captain Joey Barton offers to give advice to Lib Dem leader Nick Clegg.
Full story: Metro

Chelsea boss Andre Villas-Boas reveals his first encounter with his Manchester United counterpart Sir Alex Ferguson was a chat about Stoke outside a gents' toilet.
Full story: Metro
 
25/09/2011




Roberto Mancini has targeted £20million-rated Napoli hotshot Marek Hamsik as a possible replacement for Carlos Tevez. (Daily Star)


Arsene Wenger believes Thomas Vermaelen holds the key to beating Liverpool in the race for Jan Vertonghen.(Daily Star)


Tottenham will turn to Carlo Ancelotti if England come calling for boss Harry Redknapp next year.(Sunday Mirror)


The race to sign Gary Cahill from Bolton will reach a conclusion in January. (Sunday Mirror)


Arsenal and Liverpool face a major fight to sign Valencia superstar Paco Alcacer. (Sunday Mirror)


Cardiff City boss Malky Mackay is looking at the possibility of a loan move for Man Utd's Federico Macheda. (Sunday Mirror)


AC Milan will make a £12million move for Tottenham's Rafael van der Vaart when the transfer window reopens in January. (Sunday Mirror)


Manchester City's £350million sponsorship deal with Etihad could come under scrutiny from UEFA. (Sunday Mirror)


Carlos Tevez's fragile relationship with Manchester City is at breaking point again. (People)


Nigel Clough is a shock SOS option for Nottingham Forest. (People)


Sunderland chairman Niall Quinn is a surprise contender to replace shamed Garry Cook at Man City.(People)


England chiefs will offer Alan Shearer the chance to be part of the next managerial set-up. (People)


Carlo Ancelotti is Tottenham's No.1 managerial target if Harry Redknapp gets the England job next summer. (People)


Luka Modric is on his way to becoming Tottenham's highest-paid player. (People)


Mark Hughes will turn down an SOS from Hamburg. (People)


Blackburn want to put a stunning £18million tag on Junior Hoilett's head in his new contract. (People)


Southampton boss Nigel Adkins is back in for Doncaster's £2.5million-rated Billy Sharp. (People)


Arsenal are set to raid Southampton for 16-year-old left-back Luke Shaw. (People)


Harry Redknapp may have to part with close to £20million to land Ander Herrera from Athletic Bilbao. (People)


Frank Lampard's long-term future at Chelsea is in jeopardy after he was dropped and appeared to storm away from the Stamford Bridge pitch last night. (The Mail On Sunday)


Manchester City will make a £30million swoop for Arsenal captain Robin van Persie if contract talks between the crisis club and the disaffected star make no progress before the January transfer window. (The Mail On Sunday)


The Premier League's three big spenders are preparing for a £30million battle for Everton midfielder Ross Barkley. (The Mail On Sunday)


Man City boss Roberto Mancini wants the club to fight Real Madrid for the signing of £50million Neymar. (The Mail On Sunday)


Sir Alex Ferguson believes that Michael Owen can still be a European championship match-winner for Fabio Capello's England. (Sunday Express)


Sunderland chairman Niall Quinn could return to Man City as their chief executive. (Sunday Express)


England's hopes of qualifying for Euro 2012 suffered a setback when Wayne Rooney missed Manchester United's draw at Stoke with a hamstring injury and Theo Walcott picked up a knee problem during Arsenal's win over Bolton. (The Sunday Telegraph)
 
02/10/11

Former England captain David Beckham is thought to favour a move to Tottenham rather than Paris St Germain when his contract with Los Angeles Galaxy expires at the end of the MLS season this month.
Full story: Metro

Paris St Germain and Inter Milan are ready to offer Carlos Tevez an escape route out of Manchester City in the January transfer window, but are not expected to bid more than £25m, substantially less than the £40m price tag City put on him in the summer.
Full story: Sunday Mirror

Real Madrid are rumoured to be preparing a bid for Lille's Belgian midfielder Eden Hazard, a long-term target for Arsenal.
Full story: Metro

Liverpool are reportedly planning moves for Chelsea's Solomon Kalou and Manchester City's Adam Johnson in the January transfer window.
Full story: CaughtOffside


Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson says he has "three or four years" left at the Old Trafford helm.
Full story: Sunday Mirror

QPR midfielder Joey Barton has branded his former club Manchester City a "soap opera" and says the incident with Carlos Tevez reportedly refusing to play was "only a matter of time."
Full story: Sunday Mirror

Everton are facing an FA investigation after home fans pelted Liverpool players with objects during the Merseyside derby at Goodison Park.
Full story: Mail Online

Everton's Phil Neville claims the tackle made by Jack Rodwell that saw the midfielder sent off in the derby defeat against Liverpool would not even have been given as a foul only three years ago.
Full story: talkSPORT

Under-fire Blackburn boss Steve Kean insists he will take the increasing criticism from fans "on the chin".
Full story: talkSPORT

Several Fulham players are said to be unhappy with the tactics employed by boss Martin Jol at Craven Cottage.
Full story: Sunday Mirror

Nottingham Forest are likely to retain manager Steve McClaren rather than pay the £2m he would be entitled to if he is sacked.
Full story: Mail Online

Newcastle manager Alan Pardew, whose side moved up to third place in the table after Saturday's 2-1 win at Wolves, hailed the start to the season as "an outstanding achievement."
Full story: talkSPORT

Reading boss Brian McDermott says success this season will be leading the Royals back into the Premier League, but hopes some of his players will play in the top flight next term even if it is with other teams.
Full story: talkSPORT

Outspoken Argentina legend Diego Maradona has branded Sir Alex ferguson "a joke" for voicing his opinion over the Carlos Tevez saga. "Ferguson should not be talking about it because he became a big coach only after he got big players," slammed Maradona, who now who coaches Al Wasl in Dubai.
Full story: Sunday Mirror

Arsenal midfielder Jack Wilshere has already been to the club shop to purchase baby clothes for his new-born son Archie.
Full story: Metro
 
09/10/2011 shite

Arsenal and Liverpool are going head-to-head in a battle to sign Chelsea's Salomon Kalou in a cut-price deal when the January transfer window opens.
Full story: Sunday Mirror

Chelsea will attempt to lure Tottenham pair Gareth Bale and Luka Modric in a £60m raid.
Full story: Caughtoffside

Manchester City are willing to accept an initial fee of as little as £10m for Carlos Tevez in a desperate bid to get rid of the outcast striker.
Full story: Metro

David Beckham looks set to snub Spurs and QPR after Paris Saint-Germain officials let it slip that they are close to agreeing a deal with the former England captain.
Full story: Metro

Paris St Germain are also at the centre of a tug-of-war with Spanish side Valencia for Manchester United striker Dimitar Berbatov.
Full story: Sunday Express

Liverpool are interested in Celtic youngster Ki Sung-Yeung, who is said to be keen to leave Parkhead after the club's poor start to the campaign.
Full story: Caughtoffside

Andrew Johnson has been told he can leave Fulham for about £2m if he fails to agree a new two-year deal at Craven Cottage.
Full story: Sunday Mirror

Manchester United and Chelsea are paying close attention to Danish prodigy Nicolai Boilesen, who currently plays for Ajax.
Full story: Footy Bunker

Arsenal could be ready to provide Per Mertesacker with a new centre-back partner, Schalke's Benedikt Höwedes.
Full story: Footy Bunker

And the Gunners are also in the hunt for Valencia's exciting winger Pablo Hernandez.
Full story: Inside Futbol

OTHER GOSSIP
Wayne Rooney may be spared the worst over his latest England red card, according to the referee who sent him off in the 2-2 draw against Montenegro. Germany's Wolfgang Stark said: "Maybe it will help Rooney the way he acted by accepting my decision without any fuss."
Full story: Mail on Sunday

Arsene Wenger will nominate his successor when he decides to quit as Arsenal manager.
Full story: Sunday Mirror

Sunderland manager Steve Bruce is set to be the first Premier League manager sacked this season. Martin O'Neill is already believed to have been approached to take over at the Stadium of LIght.
Full story: Sunday Express

Chelsea chairman Bruce Buck says the Blues are drawing up a blueprint to meet the strict Uefa rules on spending through cutting their dependence on owner Roman Abramovich.
Full story: Mail on Sunday

AND FINALLY
Arsenal starlet Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain has revealed he's about to move into his own house for the first time - but hopes his mum will keep doing his washing for him.
Full story: Metro
 
Chelsea chairman Bruce Buck says the Blues are drawing up a blueprint to meet the strict Uefa rules on spending through cutting their dependence on owner Roman Abramovich.
Full story: Mail on Sunday

:lol:
Havent they spent close to 150m this year?
 
prateik said:
Chelsea chairman Bruce Buck says the Blues are drawing up a blueprint to meet the strict Uefa rules on spending through cutting their dependence on owner Roman Abramovich.
Full story: Mail on Sunday

:lol:
Havent they spent close to 150m this year?
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The plan is to go on a spending spree before the FFP kicks in, in fact, buy players they don't need so that they can sell them on in later seasons.
 
Liverpool, Manchester United and Arsenal are interested in Plymouth's 16-year-old winger Matt Lecointe, who is rated as "the next Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain".
Full story: Mirror

Manchester City are targeting Marek Hamsik and Ezequiel Lavezzi, both of Napoli - who are in the same Champions League group as the Eastlands club.
Full story: Mirror

Everton are being rivalled by Bayern Munich in the bid to sign Valencia midfielder Ever Banega.
Full story: talkSPORT

Stoke City defender Robert Huth is attracting interest from Wolfsburg as the German looks to catch the eyes of national team selectors.
Full story: FootyOnline

Manchester United have joined Arsenal in the chase for Fiorentina playmaker Riccardo Montolivo.
Full story: InsideFutbol

Villarreal's tough-tackling midfielder Bruno Soriano is wanted by Manchester United, who will have to pay more than €10m (£8.7m) for the Spaniard.
Full story: Inside Futbol

Tottenham and Liverpool are battling each other for £12m-rated Lille striker Moussa Sow.
Full story: CaughtOffside

Spurs are also planning a £15m January raid for Chelsea pair Didier Drogba and Alex.
Full story: CaughtOffside

Arsenal are facing competition for Lille midfielder Eden Hazard from Real Madrid, according to the Belgian's agent.
Full story: FootyOnline

The Gunners are also looking to sign Porto striker Hulk, but his agent says that the north London club will have to pay more than £23m.
Full story: talkSPORT

Newcastle United are keeping an eye on European pair Eren Derdiyok of Bayer Leverkusen and Luuk de Jong of FC Twente.
Full story: FootyBunker

Arsenal are watching Tunisian defender Aymen Abdennour, who plays for Toulouse, according to the player himself.
Full story: FootyOnline

Fulham manager Martin Jol is planning to raid his former club Ajax with a bid for Mounir El Hamdaoui, a player that he has signed and managed twice before.
Full story: FootyLatest

OTHER GOSSIP

Liverpool were "on the brink" and could have gone bust under Tom Hicks and George Gillett, according to the club's MD Ian Ayre.
Full story: Mirror

Leeds chairman Ken Bates is backing Chelsea fans who are opposing the club's ground move.
Read more: Mirror

Chelsea defender Jose Bosingwa could be rewarded for his early season form with a new contract before the end of the year.
Full story: FootyBunker

AND FINALLY

Chelsea keeper Petr Cech has decided to take up the sticks instead of standing in-between them after making his live performance debut as a drummer for Czech band Eddie Stoilow.
Full story: Metro
 
Linked with Bruno eh? Think we're the first big club to be. Always liked him, good midfielder who spoils opponents attacks and makes good use of his left foot. Slightly prefer him to Javi Martinez as he has a bit more to his passing game, whereas Martinez does a similar job but with a more physical game.
 
FranklyVulgar said:
i think Montolivo would be a great signing for either Arsenal or United. He is a little stagnated at Fiorentina and the challenge could motivate him. He has great talent and ability, a very smooth footballer.
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Fairly certain Milan would be getting him next year and they won't make Aquialani's loan deal permanent..
 
TRANSFER GOSSIP

Inter Milan are ready to offer Carlos Tevez an escape from Manchester City - but only if the Premier League leaders halve the £40m asking price they set in the summer.
Full story: Daily Mail

Tottenham are also considering buying the troubled Argentine from City, if the Eastlands club will agree to part with him for £20m.
Full story: FootyOnline

Tevez will reject any offer to leave City on loan as he wants a permanent move following his row with manager Roberto Mancini.
Full story: Sunday Mirror

Ashley Cole is to extend his Chelsea contract by two years, ending speculation that the left-back will quit Stamford Bridge and move abroad.
Full story: Sunday Mirror

Arsenal midfielder Marouane Chamakh is wanted by French Ligue 1 sides Bordeaux, Paris Saint Germain and Lille.
Full story: InsideFutbol

Fulham and Espanyol are targeting Sweden defender Mikael Lustig of Rosenborg for a January transfer.
Full story: Metro

OTHER GOSSIP

Wojciech Szczesny does not deserve to be first-choice goalkeeper for Arsenal or Poland, according to the man he replaced, Lukasz Fabianski.
Full story: Metro

Chelsea are being accused of trying to prevent fans protesting against a request by owner Roman Abramovich to buy the freehold of Stamford Bridge.
Full story: Daily Mail

Liverpool manager Kenny Dalglish says Manchester United defender Rio Ferdinand deserves praise for admitting he impeded Charlie Adam in the clubs' 1-1 draw at Anfield.
Full story: talkSPORT

Roberto Martinez has called on his Wigan players to end the "negative dynamic" that has led to them sliding down to 19th place in the Premier League.
Full story: talkSPORT

AND FINALLY

Chelsea defender John Terry is to open a Surbiton snake shop - and is expected to get to grips with a Royal Python.
Full story: Metro
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Beena while since I've done one, heres todays shite.
 
I know he doesn't score many goals..but don't try to justify it by calling him a midfielder.
 
Roberto Martinez has called on his Wigan players to end the "negative dynamic" that has led to them sliding down to 19th place in the Premier League.
Full story: talkSPORT
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I can just picture the scene 'please lads, can you just stop being shit!'
 
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