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Ramos open to Prem return
Juande Ramos has admitted he would be interested in making a managerial return to the Premier League.
08:28 » SkySports.comNelsen calls for patience
Ryan Nelsen has called for the Blackburn boo-boys to lay off under-fire boss Paul Ince.
08:20 » SkySports.comDowning expects further calls
Stewart Downing believes his performance against Germany has put him firmly in Fabio Capello's thoughts.
07:58 » SkySports.comMartins backs Kinnear
Obafemi Martins has joined the growing chorus of players calling for Joe Kinnear to be handed the Newcastle job.
07:53 » SkySports.comWenger fumes at no-shows
Arsene Wenger wants Fifa to punish those sides who withdraw players from international friendlies.
07:41 » SkySports.comCarson staying positive
Scott Carson hopes another high-profile error will not put pay to his England ambitions.
07:22 » SkySports.comFriday's gossip column
Will Wenger strip Gallas of Arsenal captaincy? Plus other rumours
07:19 » BBC SportPompey snubbed Geovanni
Tony Adams has revealed that Portsmouth turned down the opportunity to sign Geovanni last season.
07:01 » SkySports.comCrystal Palace trying to take Chelsea's reserve striker Ben Sahar on loan
Crystal Palace boss Neil Warnock has made a move for Chelsea striker Ben Sahar, 19 as he tries to improve his side's strike rate of 20 goals in 17 League games.
03:25 » Daily MailBoro and Bolton face January fight for Swansea midfielder Ferrie Bodde
Middlesbrough will compete with Bolton in January to sign Swansea's £2million-rated midfielder Ferrie Bodde, who has seven goals in 16 Championship starts this term.
03:06 » Daily MailGallas broadside: We're not brave enough, says Arsenal skipper as he points finger at chief troublemaker
William Gallas has launched an astonishing attack on his Arsenal team-mates for their lack of bravery, laying bare the dressing-room tensions which have derailed their title challenge.
01:21 » Daily MailTop marks to manager Fabio Capello, but there's still some work to do
After one game in charge Fabio Capello admitted he was concerned; after 10, he said England were further forward than he had expected them to be at this stage.
01:19 » Daily MailYou are the Ref: Roy Keane, Sunderland
Starring: Keano, a handball nightmare, and a nasty advantage conundrum.
01:00 » GuardianHow Fabio's steely glares and straight talking have shaken this England side
Sometimes he has plenty to say, sometimes he just fixes his players with an icy glare. Either way, England's players are responding to Fabio Capello's methods.
00:55 » Daily MailBolton interest in Szabolcs Huszti boosted by star turn for Hungary
Bolton have stepped up their interest in winger Szabolcs Huszti after sending scout Alan Harper to watch him inspire Hungary to a 2-0 win over Northern Ireland on Wednesday.
00:27 » Daily MailThe Guardian profile: Theo Walcott
If one recent episode served to illustrate the composure and down-to-earth charm of Theo Walcott, it came at the end of last week when he visited patients at the Teenage Cancer Trust unit at University College hospital in London.English football's poster boy was aware that some of the youngsters that he chatted to might not make it. As ever, though, his handling of the situation was exemplary. It was extraordinary to consider, remarked several onlookers, that Walcott himself is still a teenager.Talk to anyone about the 19-year-old, either at his club, Arsenal, or within the England national...
00:21 » GuardianPremier League: Now West Brom's blunt rapier meets the Stoke cannons
West Bromwich Albion and Stoke City won promotion last season but that is where the similarities end. While Tony Mowbray hopes to produce a side capable of emulating Arsenal, Stoke have been upsetting rather than copying the country's leading clubs with their uncompromising style. Neither approach guarantees survival in the Premier League but before tomorrow's meeting at the Britannia Stadium a pattern has emerged where Albion are winning plenty of friends while Stoke pick up more points.The fixture is not quite football's equivalent of Beauty and the Beast but the contrast between the two...
00:10 » GuardianPremier League: Injured Dimitar Berbatov to miss three Manchester United matches
Dimitar Berbatov will almost certainly miss United's trip to Aston Villa tomorrow, and possibly the first Manchester derby of the season, after suffering a thigh strain in Bulgaria's friendly against Serbia on Wednesday. Berbatov was substituted 30 minutes into his team's 6-1 defeat. His agent, Emil Danchev, said the striker could be sidelined for up to three games. "According to United's medical staff, Berbatov will be recovering between seven and 10 days," said Danchev. That makes Berbatov unlikely to play either at Villa Park or in the Champions League next Tuesday against Villarreal. He...
00:10 » GuardianPremier League: Newcastle's Joe Kinnear changes tune over talks with Mike Ashley
Joe Kinnear has accepted postponing his meeting with Mike Ashley regarding the sale of Newcastle
00:10 » GuardianFootball: William Gallas lets rip at Arsenal team-mates for lacking courage
The Arsenal captain, William Gallas, has launched an astonishing attack on his young team-mates, claiming they are "not brave enough in battle" and revealing he had been forced to step in to prevent players arguing during games. The France international also suggested one of his more experienced colleagues, who he refused to name, had proved a disruptive influence at the club on and off the pitch.The outburst is particularly untimely with Arsenal, nine points off the top of the Premier League having lost their fourth game of the season against Aston Villa last Saturday, already rocked by...
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