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What the back pages say on Thursday, August 12: David Beckham 'too old' for England, Chelsea close on Neymar, Aston Villa could give Kevin MacDonald extended spell in charge
Chelsea are closing in on the signing of the exciting Brazilian striker Neymar for a transfer fee of between £20million and £25million.
What the back pages say: Wayne Rooney could quit Manchester United, Kieron Dyer set to quit West Ham, Rafa told his job is safe
Wayne Rooney's contract demands could end his career at Manchester United - while West Ham midfielder Kieron Dyer is ready to hand up his boots at 31
What the back pages say on Monday, January 11: Chelsea star Michael Essien flies into the death zone and Arsene Wenger tells injured Arsenal players to handle the ball
Michael Essien remained defiant in the face of the terror attack on Togo last night by flying out to spearhead Ghana's challenge in the Africa Cup of Nations. Also, Arsene Wenger has invited controversy by ordering his players to handle the ball when they lose possession due to injury.
WHAT THE BACK PAGES SAY: Saturday, January 2
Liverpool go Dutch with raid for Ruud, Real Madrid size up sensational £60m Rooney bid and Bolton make Burnley boss Coyle top target
What the back pages say: Ex-Pompey owner wants his £28m, Glen Johnson's World Cup fears, Peter Reid for Bolton
Sacha Gaydamak, the former owner of Portsmouth who says he is owed at least £28m by the club, has demanded that the current proprietor, Ali al-Faraj, tell him when he will be paid and has cast doubt over who is in control at Fratton Park - while Glen Johnson faces a battle to be fit for the World Cup after being told his knee injury will keep him out for three months.
What the back pages say: Martin O'Neill fears Liverpool resurgence, Dimitar Berbatov insists United will win the title, Fabio Capello WILL take David Beckham to the World Cup
Dimitar Berbatov has raised the stakes in the title race by insisting that Manchester United will see off Chelsea to win a record fourth successive Barclays Premier League crown - while Martin O'Neill believes Liverpool are in the throws of a recover following their poor first half of the season and are capable of putting together a long unbeaten run to mount a credible challenge for the top four.
What the back pages say: Sunday, December 27
Fernando Torres in Liverpool quit threat, Arsenal eye Craig Bellamy move and Chelsea plan £45m record raid for Franck Ribery
What the back pages say: QPR line up Jim Magilton/Mick Harford dream team, Liverpool almost missed out on 2018, Barca fight for Fabregas
Barcelona president Joan Laporta will 'fight' to land Cesc Fabregas next summer - while Paul Hart will be named as the new manager of QPR - in a dream ticket with Mick Harford - after sealing the deal last night.
What the back pages say: David Bentley begs Tottenham to let him leave, Chelsea plan swoop for Hammers keeper Robert Green, Liverpool go for Scott Parker
David Bentley will beg Tottenham to let him leave in January - while Chelsea are plotting a January swoop for West Ham goalkeeper Robert Green following a series of below-par performances from Petr Cech.
What the back pages say: Sunday, December 13
Manchester United primed for £1bn Chinese takeaway, Robinho's Man City future in doubt and Arsenal prepare to sue Holland over Van Persie.
What the back pages say: Saturday, December 12
Woods takes 'indefinite break', West Ham seek £7m FA pay-out over retired Ashton and Fergie admits he has £80m to burn - but won't spend a penny.
What the back pages say: Jurgen Klinsmann blasts Rafa Benitez, Dean Ashton to sue Chelsea and Wright-Phillips over career-ending tackle
Jurgen Klinsmann has blasted Liverpool boss Rafa Benitez - while West Ham's Dean Ashton is considering suing Chelsea and Shaun Wright-Phillips following the challenge in August 2006 which, he will claim, has ended his football career.
What the back pages say: Torres injury casts a shadow over Liverpool and Spain, Spurs offer Ledley King a new two-year deal, Glazers struggle to refinance United debt
Tottenham have offered Ledley King a new two-year deal worth £70,000 a week - despite his chronic left knee while Fernando Torres' groin injury will cast a shadow over the Liverpool striker's season and may affect his chances of being fully fit for the World Cup next summer, according to manager Rafael Benitez.
What the back pages say on Monday, November 30: Liverpool boss Rafa Benitez ready to go on a roll as Chelsea chief Carlo Ancelotti sets his sights on trophy haul
Rafa Benitez admitted luck had favoured his Liverpool side yesterday but claimed a hard-fought derby win over Everton would be the springboard for an assault on the Barclays Premier League top four.
What the back pages say: Saturday, November 28
Wenger accuses FIFA of bottling Chelsea transfer ban, Arshavin threatens to quit football and Sven demands seven figure Notts County sum
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