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Monday, 5 November 2012

LATEST GOSSIPS IN WORLD SOCCER


Roberto Mancini says his Manchester city Records demands respect rather than persistent speculation about his future.

Blackpool chairman Karl Oyston has told the press that he hopes to announce Ian Holloway’s successor today.

QPR owner Tony Fernandes has ruled out further big money spending in the coming transfer window.
 

Former Manchester United striker Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has admitted he dreams of managing Manchester United in the future.

Liverpool manager Brendan Rogers sings Suarez praises despite watching his team draw with Newcastle on Sunday.

The future of Scotland manager Craig Levein to be decided soon by a 7 man committee, following defeats by Wales and Belgium

Burnley striker Martin Paterson has been left out of Northern  Ireland’s 24 man squad against Azerbaijan on 14 Novermber, his omission has started to raise question about his international future.

Gianni Paladini is confident that his £30 million takeover attempt at Birmingham will be successful.

Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers has pledged to provide Luis Suarez with a strike partner in the January transfer window.

“Now or Never” Mancini tell his man city players if they want to get anything from their champions league group, they have to start showing it now.

Chelsea manager Roberto Di Matteo has admitted that Wednesday’s Champions League tie against Shakhtar Donetsk is the clubs biggest since last season’s final.

“The only one” Jose mourinho praised both Luka Modric and Michael Essien after both got on the scoresheet at the weekend in their 4 – 0 win over Real Zaragoza.

Gerald Pique is poised for Barca return.

Roma have declared themselves open for De Rossi offers.

 

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