Football News & Gossip from
the British Papers
Updated every morning, we bring you a round up off all the
latest football stories which are doing the rounds in the
back pages of Britains newspapers. Of course to keep tabs
on Sven and Becks we will occasionally refer to the front
pages too! We will give you a daily dose of football transfer
news, transfer speculation, player bustups, form, fitness,
transfer bungs, mystery investors, badly behavoured players,
tapping up scandals, the managerial merry go round, pre-match
hype as well as all the comments and predictions as the season
draws to a climax and the build up to the FIFA World Cup in
Germany 2006 begins.
Mondays Gossip
Man Yoo striker Ruud van Nistelrooy had "an exchange
of words" with manager Sir Alex Ferguson after being
left on the bench in the Carling Cup final. (Daily Mirror,
The Sun)
Barcelona striker Samuel Eto'o is considering moving to Chelski
in order to escape from the racism in Spanish football. (The
Sun)
England boss Sven-Goran Eriksson is will experiment with
a Peter Crouch and Wayne Rooney combination in Wednesday's
friendly against Uruguay. (Daily Express)
Former QPR boss Ian Holloway has accepted a deal from the
club where he will stay on the payroll for the remainder of
his contract. (Daily Mail)
Andy Gray, the former Hot Totty Slags and Crystal Palace midfielder,
has been offered the chance to coach Sierra Leone. (Daily
Mail)
Roman Abramovich is bankrolling a bid from the Russian FA
to appoint Rangers target Paul Le Guen as their new national
boss. (Daily Record)
But the in demand Le Guen has snubbed an approach from Cameroon
and will be announced as Rangers manager for next season after
the Champions League second leg against Villarreal. (Daily
Mail, Daily Express)
Choose a day below to view the gossip from any one of the
last 7 days:
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Of course most of the gossip is nonsense, but some of it
is true. We at Goal Flashers merely report what has already
been written in the papers and are in no way associated with
the articles as they appear when we see them. You will notice,
however, that we do enjoy speculating on the stories as much
as you do. Ours and your comments
are highlighted in green.
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