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Arsenal are preparing a £2m bid for Osasuna full-back Cesar Azpilicueta. (The Sun)

Valencia forward David Silva, who is reportedly being tracked by Manchester United, has no intention of leaving the Spanish club this season. (Daily Mirror)

West Ham will step up their efforts to sign Bayern Munich and Italy striker Luca Toni. Daily Mirror

Fulham are tracking Benfica right-back Maxi Pereira, with the Uruguayan set to be out of contract next summer.Daily Mirror

Blackburn are interested in Benfica winger Fabio Coentrao. Rovers have twice sent scouts to look at the winger this season.Daily Mirror

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OTHER BOLLOX
Newcastle could be forced into administration if Kevin Keegan wins his £25m compensation claim against owner Mike Ashley.Daily Star

Hull manager Phil Brown could have just a month to save his job.Daily Mirror

Portsmouth boss Paul Hart has shrugged off suggestions that he could be in line for the sack.Daily Star

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has backed defender Sol Campbell for a return to the Premier League after he walked out on Notts County on Wednesday.The Sun

Manchester City striker Emmanuel Adebayor says he will not tone down his goal celebrations despite facing a Football Association charge of improper conduct for the way he reacted to scoring against old club Arsenal.Daily Star http://www.dailystar.co.uk/football/vie ... ll-again-/

Everton are demanding Blackburn striker El Hadji Diouf apologises for accusing the club's fans of throwing bananas at him.The Sun

Liverpool are targeting their trip to Sunderland on 17 October as the game in which injured £20m midfielder Alberto Aquilani will make his debut for the club. Daily Telegraph

A team of "cyberpolice" from New Scotland Yard have helped to save tens of thousands of football fans from being duped into buying bogus tickets for the 2010 World Cup.The Times

Russell King, a senior representative of Qadbak, the offshore company that owns Notts County, has had £1.9m of his assets frozen by the courts in Jersey over an unpaid debt. Daily Telegraph

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AND FINALLY
Former Manchester United winger Cristiano Ronaldo has admitted he still watches his old team-mates on television and has backed compatriot Nani to fill the void left by his Old Trafford exit.Daily Mirror (who fecking cares)

England players will be given a "two strikes and you're out" disciplinary code in the lead up to the World Cup.

Newcastle could be forced into administration if Kevin Keegan wins his £25m compensation claim against owner Mike Ashley.Daily Star

Is he still your saviour, you delusional Geordie fans?

Top WAG, btw.

Thats why I love the Bollox in the press, talk about inflation, KK is only going for a miserly £8mil so the lawyers must be having a bumper payday . . . unless of course its all Star Bollox

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mr_nool wrote:

Newcastle could be forced into administration if Kevin Keegan wins his £25m compensation claim against owner Mike Ashley.Daily Star

Is he still your saviour, you delusional Geordie fans?

Top WAG, btw.

Imagine them going into administration... Never seeing those smarmy cunts again...

Vhero wrote:

mr_nool wrote:

Newcastle could be forced into administration if Kevin Keegan wins his £25m compensation claim against owner Mike Ashley.Daily Star

Is he still your saviour, you delusional Geordie fans?

Top WAG, btw.

Imagine them going into administration... Never seeing those smarmy cunts again...

If Leeds could slip backwards and do the same, what a result !!

Its fucking outrageous to be honest. The Star article doesn't actually mention £25m at all but where does Keegan get off claiming that leaving Newcastle damaged his employment prospects - for fucks sake he was running a kids club in Scotland somewhere before Newcastle came knocking. Ok he might have got the Thailand job or somethign similar but he was damaged goods, nobody else wanted him.

If he gets his 3yr contract paid up he should be very grateful and fuck off into the sunset. No sympathy for Newcastle but I do for Ashley. These trumped up employment claims are getting stupid. Throwing your dummy out and crawling off to the lawyers office is too bloody easy and Keegan's first action whenever he is unhappy is to quit.

mr_nool wrote:

Newcastle could be forced into administration if Kevin Keegan wins his £25m compensation claim against owner Mike Ashley.Daily Star

Is he still your saviour, you delusional Geordie fans?

Top WAG, btw.

Mate, I read that story last night and went to few Newcastle boards to see what they thought of their messiah now. Guess what, most of them think it's Ashley's wicked plan to blackmail Keegan into settling into lesser settlement and that Ashley had leaked that to press. Delusional doesn't even begin to describe them.

Ashley's got form for media manipulation though.

that bonus wag is top drawer, well in chinners.