Manchester United defender Phil Jones expects former club Blackburn to provide a stern test despite their lowly league position.
Thursday, 29 December 2011
Simpson targets Anfield win
Danny Simpson wants Newcastle to sign off 2011 by "making a statement" with victory over Liverpool at Anfield.
Dalglish urges Gerrard caution
Kenny Dalglish will continue to ease Steven Gerrard back into action, with Liverpool wary of asking for too much, too soon from their skipper.
Daly in demand
Skysports.com understands Dundee United's Jon Daly is a target for a host of clubs including West Brom and Wigan.
Reds extend Cunningham loan
Greg Cunningham will see out the season at Nottingham Forest, with Manchester City agreeing to extend his loan agreement.
Progress pleases Pardew
Alan Pardew believes Newcastle are a club heading in the right direction, with the foundations being laid for a successful future.
McLeish rules out panic buys
Alex McLeish insists Aston Villa will not be forced into panic signings when the January transfer window opens.
Henry set for Arsenal return
Sky Sports sources understand Thierry Henry has been offered the chance to rejoin Arsenal and is poised to agree a two-month loan deal.
Davies close to fitness
Simon Davies hopes to be back for Fulham's New Year fixtures after an injury setback.
Rodgers in awe of perfect Bale
Swansea manager Brendan Rodgers believes Spurs' Gareth Bale is the perfect player ahead of their meeting New Year's Eve.
Lennon looks to kick on
Celtic manager Neil Lennon has told his players not to rest on their laurels after overtaking Rangers in the SPL title race.
Hammers warned off Rhodes
Sam Allardyce admits West Ham have enquired about Jordan Rhodes, but has been left in no doubt that the Huddersfield striker is not for sale.
Donnelly set for Swans move
Swansea are close to signing Cliftonville striker Rory Donnelly after agreeing a new fee and personal terms.
Frecklington set for surgery
Peterborough midfielder Lee Frecklington requires a hernia operation and will be out for a month.
Sion file FIFA complaint
FC Sion say they have filed a criminal complaint against members of FIFA's executive committee.
Helguson happy with deal
Heidar Helguson has expressed his delight after signing a contract extension to keep him at QPR until the summer of 2013.
Cassano is Euro 2012 doubt
Italy striker Antonio Cassano admits he is a major doubt for Euro 2012 as he needs six months to recover from heart surgery.
Ruiz eyes repeat display
Bryan Ruiz wants a repeat performance from Fulham in Saturday's trip to Carrow Road to take on Norwich.
Wednesday, 21 December 2011
AVB - Spurs injuries help us
Andre Villas-Boas is hoping Tottenham's injury problems will help Chelsea in Thursday's key clash.
Milijas seeks staying power
Nenad Milijas has called on his Wolves team-mates to maintain their level of performance for 90 minutes if they are to avoid a relegation dogfight.
Surman - Need to stay grounded
Andrew Surman has warned Norwich not to get carried away with their bright start to the Premier League.
Arteta realistic on title hopes
Arsenal midfielder Mikel Arteta believes the Premier League title might be 'realistically' out of the club's reach.
Terry faces criminal charge
Chelsea captain John Terry is to face prosecution over allegations that he racially abused Queens Park Rangers defender Anton Ferdinand.
Bruce an option for Blackburn
Skysports.com understands Steve Bruce would be a contender for the Blackburn Rovers job if current manager Steve Kean is sacked.
King eyeing home comforts
Ledley King is confident Spurs can kick-off their festive programme in style by continuing their recent good form against Chelsea.
Mackay eyes January deals
Cardiff City manager Malky Mackay wants to strengthen his squad when the January transfer window opens.
Abeid eyes first team bow
Mehdi Abeid insists he is the solution to Newcastle boss Alan Pardew's growing selection problems
Redknapp - We're not favourites
Harry Redknapp is adamant that he does not see his Tottenham side as favourites to beat Chelsea on Thursday night.
Redknapp wants Lampard dropped
Harry Redknapp admits he would be happy if Chelsea boss Andre Villas-Boas left Frank Lampard on the bench at Tottenham.
Cahill on Villas-Boas' radar
Chelsea manager Andre Villas-Boas has labelled Bolton's England international defender Gary Cahill an 'interesting' player.
O'Hara faces month out
Mick McCarthy's hopes of avoiding relegation have been dealt a massive blow after it was revealed that Jamie O'Hara will be out for a month.
Blues-Fulham goes ahead
Chelsea's Boxing Day game with Fulham will go ahead as planned, despite the threat of industrial action by Tube drivers.
Barca 'great' option for Neymar
Neymar would see a move to Barcelona as a 'great' option when he eventually leaves Santos, according to the player's father.
Freedman lands Toon jibe
Dougie Freedman has attacked Newcastle by claiming the Magpies are not a big enough club to sign Wilfried Zaha.
AVB reiterates Terry support
Andre Villas-Boas has vowed that he and the club will give John Terry their full support no matter the verdict from the CPS.
Terry vows to clear name
John Terry will fight to prove his innocence and has received the support of Chelsea after being charged by the Crown Prosecution Service.
Poyet blasts Suarez ban
Ex-Uruguay international Gus Poyet has blasted the FA's decision to ban Luis Suarez for eight games after being found guilty of misconduct.
Monday, 19 December 2011
Trezeguet to sign for River
David Trezeguet will sign a contract with River Plate this week after passing a medical, the Argentine club have announced.
Neville demands fighting spirit
Captain Phil Neville has told his Everton team-mates they must not start to feel sorry for themselves.
Rodgers slams festive schedule
Brendan Rodgers has blasted the scheduling of fixtures over the festive period as Swansea prepare for a run of four games in 12 days.
Freedman considers play-offs
Dougie Freedman is giving thought to the Championship play-offs after a victory over Birmingham.
Barker pleased with Carrington
Bury boss Richie Barker believe there is much more to come from Mark Carrington after the midfielder made debut against Brentford.
Eagles edge out battling Brum
Kagisho Dikgacoi's late header secured a first home win for Crystal Palace since October as they beat Birmingham 1-0 at Selhurst Park.
Gunners aware of strike threat
Arsenal will monitor talks between tube drivers and London Underground amid the possibility their Wolves match could be under threat.
Strike action could hit Chelsea
Chelsea's Boxing Day match against Fulham could be under threat due to a planned strike on London Underground.
McCartney will never go back
George McCartney claims Martin O'Neill's arrival at Sunderland will have no impact on his future, with a loan deal set to keep him at West Ham.
United 'have held Gaitan talks'
The agent of highly-rated Benfica forward Nicolas Gaitan claims Manchester United have held informal talks regarding a possible transfer.
Villa undergoes surgery
Barcelona striker David Villa is expected to be sidelined for between four and five months after undergoing surgery on his broken shinbone.
Lambert defends McCarthy
Norwich City manager Paul Lambert believes the early-season criticism of Wolves counterpart Mick McCarthy was unjust.
Arnaud to return in New Year
Middlesbrough manager Tony Mowbray expects Loris Arnaud to resume his trial with the club in the New Year.
Driver submits transfer request
Andrew Driver's agent has confirmed the Hearts winger has submitted a transfer request.
Allison leaves Bantams
Bradford coach Wayne Allison has left the club to take up a role with the Football Association at the new National Football Centre in Burton.
Clyne happy with reports
Crystal Palace defender Nathaniel Clyne is pleased his star performances are attracting the interest of big-name clubs.
Milan to discuss Tevez
AC Milan claim they are to meet with Manchester City on Thursday to discuss the possible signing of Carlos Tevez.
Mikel frustrated by fringe role
Chelsea midfielder John Obi Mikel has become the latest player to express his frustration over a recent lack of games.
Coyle focused on Rovers
Bolton Wanderers manager Owen Coyle insists his only focus is on securing the three points against Blackburn Rovers.
Sunday, 18 December 2011
Fergie - Spurs contenders
Sir Alex Ferguson believes Spurs are playing the best football in the Premier League at present and are title contenders.
Wenger eyes title tilt
Arsene Wenger feels Arsenal have the chance to reignite their Premier League title ambitions with victory at leaders Manchester City.
Stockdale - A perfect response
David Stockdale has expressed his delight after Fulham bounced back from their European disappointment with a 2-0 victory over Bolton.
Ramsey - The future's bright
Aaron Ramsey feels Arsenal's young midfield can only grow stronger as he prepares to tackle Premier League leaders Manchester City
Micah - United are favourites
Manchester City defender Micah Richards believes neighbours Manchester United are still favourites for the title.
United play down CL lifeline
Manchester United are not building up their hopes over a possible Champions League reprieve after FIFA threatened to ban Switzerland.
Mancini prepared to sell duo
Roberto Mancini will listen to offers for Wayne Bridge and Nedum Onuoha - but will not allow them to leave Manchester City on loan.
Rampant Reds go top
Goals from Wayne Rooney and Michael Carrick in either half saw Manchester United easily beat QPR and go top of the Premier League.
Herd agrees Villa deal
Chris Herd has agreed fresh terms with Aston Villa and is poised to pen a new three-and-a-half-year deal with the midlands club.
Barca on top of the world
Barcelona secured the FIFA Club World Cup title after cruising to a 4-0 victory over Brazilian side Santos in Yokohama.
Martinez - We could have won
Roberto Martinez was delighted with Wigan's showing against Chelsea, but feels they could have taken even more than the point they ended up with.
Mancini in dark over future
Roberto Mancini remains in the dark over whether he will be offered a new contract at Manchester City.
Dalglish - Medics saved Gerrard
Kenny Dalglish has revealed Liverpool's quick-thinking medical staff may have saved captain Steven Gerrard's career.
Walker committed to Spurs
Kyle Walker says he does not want to leave Tottenham Hotspur - despite reportedly attracting interest from some of the world's biggest clubs.
O'Neill backs break calls
Sunderland manager Martin O'Neill believes a winter break in England would give a psychological boost to players.
Debut leaves McClean smiling
Rookie Sunderland winger James McClean is gagging for more first-team action after finally making his Premier League debut.
Kean remains defiant
Steve Kean has insisted he has no intention of quitting Blackburn after coming under increased pressure following the loss to West Brom.
Mancini wary of RVP threat
Manchester City boss Roberto Mancini is wary of the threat of Robin van Persie ahead of Sunday's clash with Arsenal.
Pompey seek new buyer
Porstmouth could enter administration unless they raise a significant sum of money to stave off insolvency.
Friday, 16 December 2011
Lambert - Points before party
Paul Lambert admits the Norwich Christmas party is on hold, with the pursuit of precious points of more pressing concern over the festive period.
AVB - Draw is difficult
Having been paired with Napoli, Andre Villas-Boas believes Chelsea have landed 'one of the most difficult draws' in the UEFA Champions League.
Moyes eyeing more recruits
David Moyes is hoping to sign more players after confirming a loan deal for Landon Donovan and a new contract for Ross Barkley.
Mutual respect between bosses
Mick McCarthy and Tony Pulis have paid glowing tributes to each other ahead of Wolves' Premier League meeting with Stoke City on Saturday.
Mancini expecting tough test
Roberto Mancini admits Manchester City's impending Europa League clash against Porto 'feels like a Champions League game'.
Saunders facing Diouf fight
Dean Saunders is relying on El Hadji Diouf's 'good nature' to keep him at Doncaster and has responded to reports linking him with Stephane Dalmat.
Cech calling for focus
Chelsea goalkeeper Petr Cech insists that the club cannot afford any slip-ups against Wigan this weekend.
Harry to avoid charge
Tottenham manager Harry Redknapp will not be charged by UEFA over a gesture made towards Shamrock Rovers fans on Thursday night.
Pearson may boost firepower
Leicester manager Nigel Pearson admits he could be tempted to move for a striker in January, but will weigh up the options available to him first.
Milan draw excites Wenger
Arsene Wenger claims to be excited about Arsenal's impending meeting with AC Milan in the last-16 of the UEFA Champions League.
O'Neill coy on winter spending
Sunderland boss Martin O'Neill says he is yet to consider whether he will be delving into next month's transfer market.
Fergie welcomes Ajax meeting
Sir Alex Ferguson says he is looking forward to going up against Ajax with Man Utd for the first time in his managerial career.
Ehmer extends Yeovil deal
Yeovil have agreed to extend the loan deal of Max Ehmer from Premier League outfit QPR.
Wigan plan to attack Chelsea
Wigan manager Roberto Martinez believes his side need to take risks to gain a positive result against Chelsea on Saturday.
Mancini makes Toure request
Manchester City boss Roberto Mancini has requested Yaya Toure joins up with the Ivory Coast squad late so he can play against Wigan.
Euro stars won't make Olympics
The Football Association has announced that any England player selected for Euro 2012 will not be eligible for Team GB at the London Olympics.
McLeish coy on Davis talk
Aston Villa manager Alex McLeish is remaining tight-lipped on reports he wants to bring Steven Davis back to the club.
Andrews set for future talks
Blackburn boss Steve Kean is planning to sit down with Keith Andrews and discuss the midfielder's future when he returns to Ewood Park.
Fulham wait on Zamora fitness
Fulham will make a late call on striker Bobby Zamora ahead of their crucial clash with Bolton Wanderers on Saturday.
Thursday, 15 December 2011
CAS uphold Sion expulsion
The Court of Arbitration for Sport has upheld UEFA's decision to expel Sion from the Europa League for fielding ineligible players.
Coyle wants more commitment
Bolton boss Owen Coyle insists that players whose contracts end next summer have to earn new deals through their performances.
Royals rule out McCarthy sale
Reading manager Brian McDermott insists there is no chance the club will sell goalkeeper Alex McCarthy to Leeds permanently.
Blades keen to keep Williams
Sheffield United are close to a deal to sign Marcus Williams on a free transfer once the window opens.
Rodgers relaxed on transfers
Swansea City manager Brendan Rodgers has no fears his star players could leave the Liberty Stadium next month.
Hearts players to take action
PFA Scotland has confirmed Hearts' players are poised to submit an official complaint to the SPL despite being paid November's wages.
Park primed to take his chance
Arsenal's Park Chu-young insists he is ready to lead the club's attack next month when his team-mates go to the African Cup of Nations.
Essien return put back
Michael Essien suffered a "setback" in his rehab from a knee injury and is not expected back until mid-January at the earliest.
No timescale on Gerrard's return
Liverpool boss Kenny Dalglish is refusing to set a timescale for Steven Gerrard's return from injury.
Dalglish happy to be busy
Liverpool manager Kenny Dalglish is looking forward to his side's busy programme over the festive period.
AVB waits on Drogba decision
Andre Villas-Boas has revealed Chelsea are waiting to make the 'best decision possible' regarding a new contract for Didier Drogba.
Villa out for 'a long time'
Barcelona coach Pep Guardiola has revealed the news of David Villa's broken leg is a devastating blow to the club.
Rooney wants Europa success
Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney has revealed that he wants to win the Europa League this season.
Hodgson hopes for Reid recovery
West Bromwich Albion boss Roy Hodgson is hopeful that Steven Reid will recover from injury in time for his side's clash with Blackburn.
Pardew on his guard
Alan Pardew believes the vast majority of managers must be on their guard during the January transfer window.
Hodgson confirms Allan bid
West Brom boss Roy Hodgson has confirmed his interest in Scott Allan and feels talks to sign the Dundee Utd midfielder are 'going well'.
Jags eyeing Drenthe spark
Phil Jagielka hopes Royston Drenthe will return soon and play a 'big part' in firing Everton up the table in the coming weeks.
Richards cools Mario row
Micah Richards has played down his training ground bust-up with Manchester City team-mate Mario Balotelli.
Hangeland dejected with EL exit
Fulham defender Brede Hangeland admits that his side's exit from the Europa League is 'hard to take'.
Wednesday, 14 December 2011
Valencia agent cools Juve link
Antonio Valencia's agent believes it is 'very difficult' for the winger to leave Man Utd after he was linked with a move to Juventus.
Brown sacked by Preston
Phil Brown has been sacked as Preston North End manager after less than a year in the job at Deepdale.
Shotton denies allegations
Ryan Shotton has sounded his frustration at continued allegations he used a secret towel to assist his long throws against Tottenham.
Cerny expects to make way
QPR goalkeeper Radek Cerny thinks he will lose his place in the starting line-up if Paddy Kenny is fit to face Man Utd.
Wolfsburg consider Rosicky
Arsenal midfielder Tomas Rosicky could be a January transfer target of Wolfsburg, while Ivica Olic is also a wanted man.
Adam taking responsibility
Liverpool midfielder Charlie Adam recognises there is nowhere to hide at Anfield as he continues to grow in influence.
Inverness confirm Hogg blow
Inverness Caledonian Thistle defender Chris Hogg has expressed his disappointment after confirmation he will miss the rest of the season.
Westwood wants momentum
Keiren Westwood hopes Sunderland can carry confidence into their meeting with Tottenham and climb the league.
Morrison scared of losing place
James Morrison is enjoying his football at West Brom but admits he still fears he will be dropped from Roy Hodgson's first team.
Norwood eyes Championship loan
Manchester United starlet Oliver Norwood has admitted he would consider a loan move to the Championship in January.
Johnson focused on Canaries
Bradley Johnson says he is concentrating on doing his best for Norwich, with any potential England call-up serving as a bonus.
Villa cool Delfouneso talk
Aston Villa have shrugged off speculation linking young striker Nathan Delfouneso with a reunion with Martin O'Neill at Sunderland.
Derry relishing United visit
QPR midfielder Shaun Derry insists Sunday's visit of Premier League heavyweights Manchester United will be 'something to savour'.
Hibs accept Griffiths ban
Striker Leigh Griffiths will serve a one-match ban after Hibernian chose not to contest the charge imposed by the SFA.
Neymar helps Santos through
A stunning strike from Neymar helped Santos book their place in the Club World Cup final at the expense of Kashiwa Reysol.
Red Bulls won't let Ream go
New York Red Bulls have no plans to let USA international Tim Ream move to the Premier League during the January transfer window.
Rodgers rubbishes Andrews link
Swansea manager Brendan Rodgers has delivered a coded message to deny his interest in Keith Andrews.
Olsson mulling over options
Jonas Olsson claims to have held informal contract talks with West Brom, but says he has made no decision regarding his future.
Rose focused on victory
Danny Rose insists that Tottenham will approach their clash against Shamrock Rovers on Thursday with the same intensity as ever.
Tuesday, 13 December 2011
Podolski rescues Cologne
Cologne left it late to secure a 1-1 draw at home to Mainz after Lukas Podolski struck five minutes from time.
Copa del Rey round-up
Real Madrid began the defence of their crown with a comfortable first-leg victory, but Valencia and Levante both struggled.
Cleverley sorry for Fletcher
Tom Cleverley recognises the loss of midfielder Darren Fletcher is another setback for Manchester United.
Siena win last-16 thriller
Siena moved into the quarter-finals of the Coppa Italia after a penalty shoot-out victory over Palermo.
Anfield next for Latics in cup
Oldham will face an FA Cup clash at Liverpool after Chris Taylor's goal secured a 1-0 win against Southend in Tuesday's second-round replay.
Win lands Cod Army dream tie
Fleetwood claimed their second League One scalp in the FA Cup as a 2-0 win at Yeovil booked them a dream tie at home to local rivals Blackpool.
Nagatomo sinks Genoa
Inter Milan continued their mid-season revival under Claudio Ranieri with an impressive win at Genoa courtesy of Yuto Nagatomo.
Cracker Jack lifts Dons up SPL
Ryan Jack scored from the halfway line as Aberdeen won 2-1 at St Johnstone in the SPL on Tuesday night in front of a crowd of just 1,607 fans.
Milan in no hurry over Tevez
AC Milan are in no rush to complete the signing of Man City striker Carlos Tevez, according to vice-president Adriano Galliani.
Levein wishes Fletcher well
Craig Levein hopes Darren Fletcher will make a full recovery after the Scot was forced to take an extended break from the game.
Pulis leaves stars at home
Stoke manager Tony Pulis has decided to rest a number of his first-team regulars for Wednesday's match against Besiktas.
Jol rubbishes Zamora rumours
Fulham manager Martin Jol has once again dismissed suggestions of a breakdown in his relationship with Bobby Zamora.
Sergio concerned about impact
Hearts boss Paulo Sergio is worried about the possible psychological impact of the 'negativity' regarding the non-payment of wages.
Etherington hits back
Matthew Etherington has defended Stoke's style of play in the wake of Sunday's victory over high-flying Tottenham.
Rangers in Bendiksen talks
Rangers manager Ally McCoist has confirmed negotiations have begun with midfielder Thomas Bendiksen over a contract extension.
Williamson back for Toon
Mike Williamson has handed Newcastle a welcome boost after making a 45-minute appearance for the club's reserves.
Chamakh to stay at Arsenal
Marouane Chamakh's agent has played down talk that the striker could leave Arsenal in January.
Rovers deny 'meltdown' claims
Blackburn have issued a strongly worded statement to deny reports that the club was 'facing a financial meltdown'.
Howe welcomes 'massive boost'
Burnley manager Eddie Howe has welcomed the return to fitness of Martin Paterson and Charlie Austin.
Milner - City will bounce back
James Milner insists Manchester City are eager to avenge their defeat to Chelsea with success against Arsenal on Sunday.
Freedman remains 'realistic'
Dougie Freedman is wary of getting caught up in the hype that currently surrounds his rejuvenated Crystal Palace side.
Pars seeking compensation
Dunfermline are seeking financial compensation from the SFA following the postponement of their clash with Kilmarnock.
Moyes tips Rodwell for Euros
David Moyes has backed Everton youngster Jack Rodwell as one of the emerging talents to make the cut for England's Euro campaign.
McCarthy - Fletcher on radar
Mick McCarthy has praised Steven Fletcher's reluctance to court publicity, but acknowledges that his fine form is likely to spark interest.
Johnson offers Suarez support
Glen Johnson insists Liverpool team-mate Luis Suarez will not be affected by all the furore surrounding him.
Swans set sights on Proctor
Swansea have confirmed that Preston starlet Jamie Proctor is one player they have their eye on heading into the January transfer window.
Miller focused on promotion
Cardiff striker Kenny Miller is happy there is no longer any uncertainty after moving clubs during the last two transfer windows.
Tykes waiting on Butterfield
Don Rowing says Barnsley are still waiting on a decision from captain Jacob Butterfield after offering him a contract extension.
Clarke eyes Robins exit
Leon Clarke admits he has no future at Swindon as he returns to the club following the end of his successful loan spell at Chesterfield.
Long targets Euro role
Shane Long plans to get his head down at West Brom and make himself a guaranteed starter for the Republic of Ireland at Euro 2012.
Anderson focused on fitness
Russell Anderson would be keen to re-sign for Aberdeen, but says it will be 'months rather than weeks' before he is ready to play again.
McLeish wants to keep Petrov
Aston Villa manager Alex McLeish has dismissed reports that he will try to offload captain Stiliyan Petrov in the January transfer window.
Latics in confident mood
James McCarthy and James McArthur are confident Wigan can play their way to Premier League survival, with recent results offering renewed hope.
Sinclair to stick with Swans
Scott Sinclair has vowed to remain at Swansea amid reports that he could be on the move during the January transfer window.
Scotland eyes Ipswich deal
Ipswich Town striker Jason Scotland is hoping to earn a new contract to stay at Portman Road beyond the end of the season.
Vaughan sings O'Neill's praises
David Vaughan claims the mood in the Sunderland camp has lifted following Martin O'Neill's arrival as successor to the ousted Steve Bruce.
Jelavic not thinking of move
Rangers striker Nikica Jelavic has played down reports of a January transfer after admitting it is flattering to be wanted by other clubs.
Keogh hopes for Leeds stay
On-loan Leeds United striker Andy Keogh is hoping a deal can be agreed with Wolves for him to stay at Elland Road beyond January.
McInnes open to Scottish raid
Bristol City manager Derek McInnes insists he is keeping tabs on talent in Scotland as he mulls over strengthening his squad.
Monday, 12 December 2011
Elliot to leave Hearts
Hearts have confirmed striker Calum Elliot is set to leave the club when the transfer window reopens next month.
Woodgate - Spurs title contenders
Stoke City defender Jonathan Woodgate expects his old club Tottenham to mount a serious Premier League title challenge.
Fans land Hoops UEFA fine
UEFA has ruled that Celtic supporters engaged in 'illicit chanting' in a match against Rennes and has fined the SPL outfit ?12,700.
Arteta happy with performance
Arsenal midfielder Mikel Arteta is pleased with his performance so far this season and hopes to score more goals.
Reds get new charge deadline
Liverpool have been given more time by the FA to respond to the two charges that followed last week's defeat at Fulham.
Kuyt unfazed by goal drought
Liverpool forward Dirk Kuyt insists he remains unfazed by his current goal drought for the club.
Ferguson - Lewis deal a way off
Peterborough boss Darren Ferguson admits the club are a long way off agreeing a new deal with QPR target Joe Lewis.
Seagulls fined �15,000
Brighton have been hit with a ?15,000 fine by the FA for failing to control their players against Southampton in November.
Vogel lands Basel deal
Heiko Vogel has been named Basel coach on a permanent basis after guiding the club to the last 16 of the Champions League.
Brown weighs up Anderson deal
Aberdeen boss Craig Brown is weighing up a move to bring Russell Anderson back to Pittodrie.
Holt looking for home comfort
Norwich captain Grant Holt has called on his team-mates to make Carrow Road a fortress if they want to stay up.
Martinez hails Moses
Wigan boss Roberto Martinez has heaped praised on winger Victor Moses and is confident of retaining his services in the long run.
Fergie points to squad strength
Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson expects his squad to be stretched to its limits during the busy festive period.
Barrios considers Dortmund exit
Lucas Barrios has revealed he is considering quitting Borussia Dortmund as he is frustrated with his lack of first-team action.
Rovers duo face further checks
Blackburn are still waiting to discover the full extent of the injuries suffered by Gael Givet and Jason Lowe in their weekend defeat by Sunderland.
Diatta cleared for debut
Senegal international Lamine Diatta has finally received international clearance on his move to Doncaster.
Chase on for Church
Skysports.com understands a host of clubs are monitoring Reading striker Simon Church's situation at the Madejski Stadium.
Reds to win race for starlet
Skysports.com understands Liverpool are in pole position to sign Wycombe Wanderers starlet Jordan Ibe.
Sanchez committed to Barnet
Barnet boss Lawrie Sanchez has denied he has had any contact with the IFA about returning to coach Northern Ireland.
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