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Football Rumours on Monday 31st Oct 2011

last updated Monday 31st October 2011, 11:43 AM


Football rumours from today's newspapers

  • Tottenham boss Harry Redknapp has targeted experienced Manchester United defender Rio Ferdinand, 32 and striker Michael Owen, 31, in a £10m double swoop.
    (Caught offside)

  • Wycombe's 15-year-old prospect Jordan Ibe has rejected a £100,000 move to Fulham because he wants to join a bigger club.
    (The Sun)

  • Championship leaders Southampton want to boost their promotion push with the capture of 25-year-old Doncaster striker Billy Sharp.
    (The Mirror)
OTHER GOSSIP
  • Liverpool midfielder Steven Gerrard, 31, could be out for over a month after leaving hospital with an infected ankle in plaster.
    (The Sun)

  • QPR defender Anton Ferdinand could go public with his version of events in his racism row with Chelsea centre-back John Terry.
    (Daily Express)

  • Kolo Toure has been stunned by Manchester City's attempt to take away £1.5m in image rights and the 30-year-old defender may leave the Etihad Stadium in January.
    (The Mirror)

  • Everton chairman Bill Kenwright has opened talks with wealthy Indian company the Jain Group about investing in the cash-strapped Merseyside club.
    (The Mirror)

  • Chelsea manager Andre Villas-Boas accused his players of "broken promises" in a heated training ground inquest into Saturday's 5-3 defeat by Arsenal.
    (Daily Mail)

  • England winger Adam Johnson reportedly refused to board Manchester City's team bus after last week's Carling Cup win at Wolves - because boss Roberto Mancini criticised him in a post-match interview.
    (The Guardian)

  • Veteran Swansea midfielder Mark Gower, 33, will be given a new contract by the Premier League club.
    (The Sun)

  • Stoke boss Tony Pulis has slammed Premier League chiefs for moving his side's game against Newcastle to this evening. City then face a 7,500-mile round-trip to Israel to play Hapoel Tel-Aviv in the Europa League before returning to play at Bolton on Sunday. Pulis said: "We've only had one game that kicked off at 3pm on a Saturday afternoon - that's out of 18 matches."
    (The Mirror)

  • Former Doncaster boss Sean O'Driscoll is set to be unveiled as Portsmouth's new manager.
    (The Mirror)

  • Leicester are considering a move to bring former manager Nigel Pearson back to the King Power Stadium.
    (The Mirror)
AND FINALLY '
  • QPR boss Neil Warnock reckons defender Anton Ferdinand is good enough to play for England - now he has stopped 'thinking he's Franz Beckenbauer'.
    (The Guardian)

  • Newcastle defender Steven Taylor admits Stoke are the last team he wants to face with a mask protecting his broken nose.
    (The Mirror)























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