Monday March 3
Greetings to Darren: 'Liverpool must be clear favourites to finish above Arsenal now, yes we have tough games against Man United, Chelsea, City & Spurs but only the United game is away. The way we have performed at Anfield this season must mean we are looking at decent results in all those games. Third has to be the minimum they are looking at with no fixture congestion and key players in Lucas, Agger, Sakho all returning to the side. Arsenal have away trips to Spurs, Everton and Chelsea with City at home also. The curse of February has come back to haunt them. The decision to the Liverpool board to point blank refuse to accept the contractually agreed offer from Arsenal could be the bravest and best decision that the Liverpool hierarchy has made in 20 years... apart from signing King Brenny!!'
11:35
Here's a video to enjoy. Sir Alex Ferguson at the Oscars.
11:32
Leeds manager Brian McDermott is hoping to complete another loan signing before the emergency transfer window closes.
11:27
The good news is our weekend review is now available. Let me know at nick.hext@bskyb.com if you agree with what our team has to say.
11:23
Over to Liverpool fan Nick Watson in Germany: 'Another great weekend for Liverpool gaining a vital win in a difficult away fixture. I am delighted that both Rodgers and the team seem to be so adaptable and they are both improving at a rate of knots. However, whilst it is obviously great to be second at the moment, I still feel there are no grounds for complacency; it would still be a miracle if we won the league and finishing in the top four would be a great achievement. We have very difficult fixtures against United, Tottenham, Chelsea and City still to come so as Rodgers wisely says we must take each game as it comes and try to win as many as we can and then see where we finish in the league.'
11:12
Red Ken comments: 'Have to say how much I agree with Paul concerning Suarez. The lad had been a total disgrace and an embarrassment to the club. Having served his punishment he has come back a changed man. Fair play to him for turning his life around, and he is actually producing better performances now he has sorted his head out. I honestly doubted he would be able to change, but he has obviously looked at himself, and realised he had to change. It is not an easy thing to do, (especially when you are in the spotlight), but he has. I honestly believe that BR and Stevie G deserve a lot of credit, as Suarez has admitted they were instrumental in his change of attitude. It is great having such a talented player who we can now begin to be proud of having at our club. Everyone deserves the chance to turn their lives around, and hopefully he has done it!!'
10:57
Good morning to Tottenham fan Rob Lynn: 'Morning Nick, Tcers.... Well done to City although it means another EL space for sixth place so now looks like we're doomed for another year. With regard to the title push, if you look at the fixtures including the top five and Man U from now until the end of March it really is mouthwatering. There are potential twists and turns on a weekly basis and now it's a crunch time, you may start to see a squeak or two, especially from players who have never won it. I still have City to nick it (so in answer to Paul 10.15, it's clearly not better to have two points more having played two games more if you average over two points per game) but the picture will be far clearer in four weeks' time. Finally, an interesting stat, since 16:58 yesterday, no player has scored more PL goals than Soldado.'
10:39
Charlie is not a happy Newcastle fan following the Alan Pardew headbutt: 'A Newcastle fan here and all I can say is get rid of him. How can he discipline the players when he has done something which would get them banned for three matches. I think we all know he won't be at another game this season. Utterly pathetic.'
10:32
Armin Veh is to step down as coach of Eintracht Frankfurt in the summer.
10:21
Paul Cressy writes: 'Well Liverpool now sit second in the Premiership. Yes, I know City have two games in hand but it is surely nice to have the points on the board, is it not? Totally professional team performance at Southampton, again not playing well, but toughing it out and once again scoring goals for fun. The praise for Suarez has run out, nothing else to say about him what has not already been said. Head and shoulders above any other player this league has to offer. The absolute joy on his face is something to behold when he scores and when we have won a game he is happy and that reflects in his performances. We at Liverpool are very lucky to have him and the upmost respect to the board for keeping him when I for one thought he really should of gone. He is helping bring the dream a little closer each week.....'
10:15
Howard writes: 'Just want to say congrats to the team I've supported looong time. City weren't at their best I must admit & Sunderland were very quick in the tackle (got away with a couple, & Zabaleta got penalised for some good challenges) & played well to their strengths. Two glorious goals from two quality players changed the game.'
10:07
Good morning to Noel: 'Well done to City. A trophy is a trophy and fair play to them for celebrating accordingly. Also well done to Sunderland for making it a very competitive game and they were only beaten by two pieces of individual brilliance. In the league another good win for Liverpool and they look nailed on for the top four now, also a good win for Chelsea as all away games especially local derbies can be banana skins especially this season. They have so many good forward thinking midfielders that if some are not on their game another will get them out of trouble. Arsenal as usual capitulated at Stoke, they used to blame Tony Pulis' bullyboy methods, I wonder what the excuse will be now? How they laughed when Spurs pointed the finger at Charlie Adam but now they know. Another customary but inexcusable flat performance from Spurs after a Europa game but at least the three points were collected this time and a goal from Soldado can only auger well. I can't help thinking that the three dropped points at Norwich will be the only difference between Spurs and our neighbours come May. Now on to the big talking point Pardew; what an absolutely horrid individual. Newcastle had the perfect opportunity to get rid and bottled it. I'm sure they were within their rights to sack him without a pay-off too. Nearly as bad as the headbutt were his interviews after. 'I'll be sitting down from now on'. Talk about self-preservation. Too right he'll be sitting down but hopefully it won't be in a dug-out for at least 12 months if the FA act.'
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Nicklas Bendtner has hinted he could leave Arsenal at the end of the season after admitting his frustration at not featuring regularly in the starting XI this season.
If you can find a footballer who says he is happy to sit and watch and not play, then I think he needs to find a different job
7:59
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For a full round-up of all the best stories from today’s tabloids and broadsheets, check out our updated Paper Talk feature, which includes the following transfer lines and many, many more.
DAILY MIRROR: Fulham manager Felix Magath is thinking of re-signing midfielder Mahamadou Diarra.
THE PEOPLE: Blackburn Rovers are eyeing a loan swoop for Manchester United defender Michael Keane
DAILY EXPRESS: Arsenal and Manchester United have been handed a boost in the race to sign Remy Cabella as Montpellier admit they won't sell to Newcastle.
7:23
Inter Milan are targeting a move for Manchester City striker Edin Dzeko in the summer, according to the Daily Mirror.
7:19
The Sun claims Liverpool are eyeing a move for highly-rated Benfica midfielder Nicolas Gaitan who was linked with a move to Manchester United in the past.
7:06
Good morning and welcome back to the Sky Sports Transfer Clockwatch. Stay with us throughout the day as we continue to bring you all of the latest news and speculation.
22:55
That is it for tonight, we will be back at 7AM with all the morning's top headlines and stories.
22:49
Juventus midfielder Arturo Vidal has laughed off rumours linking him with Spanish giants Real Madrid and Barcelona.
22:48
Tomas Rosicky says he should have signed his new deal with Arsenal by the end of this week.
20:22
Cruzeiro midfielder, and reported Manchester United target, Everton Ribeiro has played down further talk of a summer exit as Serie A side Napoli were the latest club to be linked with him:
The time for speculation is over, I am now focusing on my games and improving so everything works out.
20:20
Montpellier president Louis Nicollin has hit out at Newcastle United, insisting he will not be selling star midfielder Remy Cabella to the Tyneside outfit.
18:18
Real Madrid star Iker Casillas insists he is not thinking about leaving the club and will not think about his future until his contract ends.
17:05
Notts County had appeared to be in the market for a defender, but have instead signed a striker on loan.
Nicklas Bendtner has hinted he could leave Arsenal at the end of the season after admitting his frustration at not featuring regularly in the starting XI this season.
If you can find a footballer who says he is happy to sit and watch and not play, then I think he needs to find a different job
7:59
PAPER TALK
For a full round-up of all the best stories from today’s tabloids and broadsheets, check out our updated Paper Talk feature, which includes the following transfer lines and many, many more.
DAILY MIRROR: Fulham manager Felix Magath is thinking of re-signing midfielder Mahamadou Diarra.
THE PEOPLE: Blackburn Rovers are eyeing a loan swoop for Manchester United defender Michael Keane
DAILY EXPRESS: Arsenal and Manchester United have been handed a boost in the race to sign Remy Cabella as Montpellier admit they won't sell to Newcastle.
7:23
Inter Milan are targeting a move for Manchester City striker Edin Dzeko in the summer, according to the Daily Mirror.
7:19
The Sun claims Liverpool are eyeing a move for highly-rated Benfica midfielder Nicolas Gaitan who was linked with a move to Manchester United in the past.
7:06
Good morning and welcome back to the Sky Sports Transfer Clockwatch. Stay with us throughout the day as we continue to bring you all of the latest news and speculation.
22:55
That is it for tonight, we will be back at 7AM with all the morning's top headlines and stories.
22:49
Juventus midfielder Arturo Vidal has laughed off rumours linking him with Spanish giants Real Madrid and Barcelona.
22:48
Tomas Rosicky says he should have signed his new deal with Arsenal by the end of this week.
20:22
Cruzeiro midfielder, and reported Manchester United target, Everton Ribeiro has played down further talk of a summer exit as Serie A side Napoli were the latest club to be linked with him:
The time for speculation is over, I am now focusing on my games and improving so everything works out.
20:20
Montpellier president Louis Nicollin has hit out at Newcastle United, insisting he will not be selling star midfielder Remy Cabella to the Tyneside outfit.
18:18
Real Madrid star Iker Casillas insists he is not thinking about leaving the club and will not think about his future until his contract ends.
17:05
Notts County had appeared to be in the market for a defender, but have instead signed a striker on loan.
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March 5
Scunthorpe's Callum Howe is to see out the season on loan at Gainsborough Trinity.
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17:34
Former Manchester United defender Henning Berg believes Nemanja Vidic is not leaving Old Trafford to join Inter Milan for "footballing reasons".
He could still play on for United. Like Stam, I believe he's leaving when there's more years left in him. But I don't think this is a decision made by the club, or [David Moyes] the manager; this is purely down to Vidic wanting to do something different.
17:33
Leeds striker Matt Smith is keen to put himself in line for a new deal at Elland Road by finishing the season on a high and fighting off competition for a place in the starting line-up. The towering striker, 24, joined the Whites on a two-year deal from Oldham last summer.
17:32
Loic Remy insists Newcastle have recovered from the blow of losing Yohan Cabaye and has targeted a strong finish to repay the club's fans.
We lost a little bit of confidence in those games because we lost an important player in Cabaye. I am very proud of my team-mates because we've all worked very hard.
17:30
Nottingham Forest have announced losses of £17.1million for the last financial year, meaning the club could struggle to adhere to Financial Fair Play rules this season. When asked about the club's financial situation recently, Reds chairman Fawaz Al Hasawi said that the issue would be addressed in the form of sponsorship deals from several companies in his homeland of Kuwait.
17:28
Having fallen out of favour at Upton Park following an impressive start to the season, Ravel Morrison is hoping Queens Park Rangers boss Harry Redknapp can help get his career back on track.
From what I can tell, he is one that looks after his players. I'm just hoping he can get the best out of me.
Scunthorpe's Callum Howe is to see out the season on loan at Gainsborough Trinity.
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17:34
Former Manchester United defender Henning Berg believes Nemanja Vidic is not leaving Old Trafford to join Inter Milan for "footballing reasons".
He could still play on for United. Like Stam, I believe he's leaving when there's more years left in him. But I don't think this is a decision made by the club, or [David Moyes] the manager; this is purely down to Vidic wanting to do something different.
17:33
Leeds striker Matt Smith is keen to put himself in line for a new deal at Elland Road by finishing the season on a high and fighting off competition for a place in the starting line-up. The towering striker, 24, joined the Whites on a two-year deal from Oldham last summer.
17:32
Loic Remy insists Newcastle have recovered from the blow of losing Yohan Cabaye and has targeted a strong finish to repay the club's fans.
We lost a little bit of confidence in those games because we lost an important player in Cabaye. I am very proud of my team-mates because we've all worked very hard.
17:30
Nottingham Forest have announced losses of £17.1million for the last financial year, meaning the club could struggle to adhere to Financial Fair Play rules this season. When asked about the club's financial situation recently, Reds chairman Fawaz Al Hasawi said that the issue would be addressed in the form of sponsorship deals from several companies in his homeland of Kuwait.
17:28
Having fallen out of favour at Upton Park following an impressive start to the season, Ravel Morrison is hoping Queens Park Rangers boss Harry Redknapp can help get his career back on track.
From what I can tell, he is one that looks after his players. I'm just hoping he can get the best out of me.
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March 6
Juventus president Andrea Agnelli has reiterated the club's desire to keep hold of midfield star Paul Pogba. The likes of Manchester United and Paris Saint Germain have been credited with an interest in the French international.
I don't see the reason why we should deprive ourselves of Pogba: he is our growth. Every season we try to make Juve stronger, and Pogba stays with us
16:20
Thierry Henry would welcome Carles Puyol to the MLS in the United States but is not going to do try to talk him into joining the New York Red Bulls. Puyol revealed earlier this week that he was quitting Barcelona at the end of the season and Henry, who played with Puyol at Camp Nou, would love to be be reunited with the central defender.
If he wants to come and play in the United States then he would be very welcome
13:37
Sunderland loan star Marcos Alonso admits that he is likely to head back to Italy in the summer.
12:38
The latest scout report is on Martin Hinteregger.
12:23
Everton boss Roberto Martinez admits they will need to embark on a
summer spending spree if they qualify for Europe next season.
To be able to compete in Europe would stretch us massively in terms of the squad. 100 per cent we'd need to increase the size of our squad.
12:05
REGIONAL PAPER TALK
For a full round-up of all the best stories from today’s regional papers, check out our updated Regional Paper Talk feature, which includes the following transfer lines and many, many more.
LONDON EVENING STANDARD: Tottenham are likely to offer Hugo Lloris a new contract before the end of the campaign to secure the future of one of the Premier League's best goalkeepers.
SUNDERLAND ECHO: Marcos Alonso is unsure whether his long-term future lies at Sunderland, although he is bracing himself to return to Italy at the end of the season
FULHAM CHRONICLE: Felix Magath plans to loan out Fulham's young guns as he relies on old heads for the club's survival fight.
11:34
We are hearing that Arsenal midfielder Aaron Ramsey is set to put pen-to-paper on a bumper new deal at the Emirates in the next 24 hours.
10:48
Tottenham striker Roberto Soldado admits had he been younger, he would have returned to Spain by now.
10:46
Jack Collison is determined to fight for his future at West Ham despite being linked with loan moves away from Upton Park. Leeds and Nottingham Forest have been linked with Collison, but the Wales international plans to stay at West Ham.
There is a lot of competition for places. The likes of myself and others are disappointed and are working hard in training so when that opportunity comes, it's up to us to take it and keep hold of the shirt
9:40
Steve Bruce plans to offer new deals to Matty Fryatt and Robert Koren once
Hull's Premier League future is assured.
We'll sit down with them when we know where we're going to be. Certainly the performances of Koren and Fryatt, particularly Fryatt, are not doing any harm. I'm just seeing Fryatt and he's certainly got something to offer.
8:54
Jose Mourinho admits that his former charge Raphael Varane is the best young defender in the world.
Juventus president Andrea Agnelli has reiterated the club's desire to keep hold of midfield star Paul Pogba. The likes of Manchester United and Paris Saint Germain have been credited with an interest in the French international.
I don't see the reason why we should deprive ourselves of Pogba: he is our growth. Every season we try to make Juve stronger, and Pogba stays with us
16:20
Thierry Henry would welcome Carles Puyol to the MLS in the United States but is not going to do try to talk him into joining the New York Red Bulls. Puyol revealed earlier this week that he was quitting Barcelona at the end of the season and Henry, who played with Puyol at Camp Nou, would love to be be reunited with the central defender.
If he wants to come and play in the United States then he would be very welcome
13:37
Sunderland loan star Marcos Alonso admits that he is likely to head back to Italy in the summer.
12:38
The latest scout report is on Martin Hinteregger.
12:23
Everton boss Roberto Martinez admits they will need to embark on a
summer spending spree if they qualify for Europe next season.
To be able to compete in Europe would stretch us massively in terms of the squad. 100 per cent we'd need to increase the size of our squad.
12:05
REGIONAL PAPER TALK
For a full round-up of all the best stories from today’s regional papers, check out our updated Regional Paper Talk feature, which includes the following transfer lines and many, many more.
LONDON EVENING STANDARD: Tottenham are likely to offer Hugo Lloris a new contract before the end of the campaign to secure the future of one of the Premier League's best goalkeepers.
SUNDERLAND ECHO: Marcos Alonso is unsure whether his long-term future lies at Sunderland, although he is bracing himself to return to Italy at the end of the season
FULHAM CHRONICLE: Felix Magath plans to loan out Fulham's young guns as he relies on old heads for the club's survival fight.
11:34
We are hearing that Arsenal midfielder Aaron Ramsey is set to put pen-to-paper on a bumper new deal at the Emirates in the next 24 hours.
10:48
Tottenham striker Roberto Soldado admits had he been younger, he would have returned to Spain by now.
10:46
Jack Collison is determined to fight for his future at West Ham despite being linked with loan moves away from Upton Park. Leeds and Nottingham Forest have been linked with Collison, but the Wales international plans to stay at West Ham.
There is a lot of competition for places. The likes of myself and others are disappointed and are working hard in training so when that opportunity comes, it's up to us to take it and keep hold of the shirt
9:40
Steve Bruce plans to offer new deals to Matty Fryatt and Robert Koren once
Hull's Premier League future is assured.
We'll sit down with them when we know where we're going to be. Certainly the performances of Koren and Fryatt, particularly Fryatt, are not doing any harm. I'm just seeing Fryatt and he's certainly got something to offer.
8:54
Jose Mourinho admits that his former charge Raphael Varane is the best young defender in the world.
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March 7
Liverpool striker Luis Suarez has been quoted by the Gazzetta dello Sport as saying he would not rule out a move to Italy in the future.
A future in Italy? Never say never. For a South American player who wants to get into history, it is advisable to have an experience in Serie A.
14:50
Dagenham & Redbridge have signed Cambridge winger Ashley Chambers on a one-month loan deal.
14:48
As revealed earlier this week Cardiff City have now confirmed defender Kevin McNaughton has signed a one-year contract extension.
I think I'm part of the furniture now, I've been here a while! It's great really to look forward to another season at the club.
14:46
Nantes must observe a 16-month transfer embargo after their appeal against the sanction failed at the Federal Supreme Court of Switzerland.
14:42
Riccardo Montolivo's agent, Giovanni Branchini, has told calciomercato.it that Arsenal, Atletico Madrid and Borussia Dortmund have expressed an interest in the AC Milan midfielder, but admits it is unlikely the player will leave the San Siro.
Interest from other clubs? There have been some faint contacts with Atletico Madrid, (Borussia Dortmund's coach) Jurgen Klopp and Arsenal. They have been attempts to understand whether the 'track' for Montolivo was feasible. But I think it's really difficult that the player leaves AC Milan.
13:24
Reports coming out of Portugal claim Manchester United have made Sporting Lisbon midfielder William Carvalho their top transfer target this summer. United have been trailing Carvaldo for some time and scouts again watched the player in action for Portugal against Cameroon in midweek.
13:09
Reported Manchester United target Ezequiel Garay of Benfica is set to consider his future this summer after the Portuguese club turned down offers for his services in January. Manchester United and Zenit St Petersburg are both thought to be admirers of the Argentine, but the player's agent, Rafael Zurro, claims Benfica fought hard to keep hold of the centre-back.
Benfica resisted offers, preventing a transfer at that point so that they could have the best players to fight for titles. It might have been a hard to understand the decision, but we accepted it. Let's see what will happen in the future
12:59
REGIONAL PAPER TALK
For a full round-up of all the best stories from today’s regional papers, check out our updated Regional Paper Talk feature, which includes the following transfer lines and many, many more.
MANCHESTER EVENING NEWS: Manchester City could be forced to buy English in the summer unless Micah Richards and Jack Rodwell can fight their way back into contention.
SUNDERLAND ECHO: Ki Sung-Yueng insists he has had no further contact with Swansea City after the managerial upheaval at the Welsh club.
THE SENTINEL: Peter Crouch has pledged his long-term future to Stoke City, and would love to reach a century of Premier League goals in a red and white shirt.
12:54
Burnley manager Sean Dyche was asked by Sky Sports News Radio whether Danny Ings was the best striker outside the Premier League?
12:52
Shrewsbury confirm that they have signed Yeovil winger Sam Foley on a one-month loan deal.
12:48
Samir Nasri has revealed he is ready to open talks with Manchester City over extending his stay at the Etihad Stadium.
Talks? I know they are planned. The officials called my agent to tell him we have to talk. Then, we will see
12:07
Here is the full story on the news that Blackburn have signed young defender Michael Keane on loan from Manchester United for the remainder of the season. Rovers boss Gary Bowyer was delighted to land the England Under 21 international.
He has had a good education with Manchester United and he has got experience already in the Championship with his time on loan at Leicester and Derby - two top clubs. We are delighted to have been able to secure his services until the end of the season.
Liverpool striker Luis Suarez has been quoted by the Gazzetta dello Sport as saying he would not rule out a move to Italy in the future.
A future in Italy? Never say never. For a South American player who wants to get into history, it is advisable to have an experience in Serie A.
14:50
Dagenham & Redbridge have signed Cambridge winger Ashley Chambers on a one-month loan deal.
14:48
As revealed earlier this week Cardiff City have now confirmed defender Kevin McNaughton has signed a one-year contract extension.
I think I'm part of the furniture now, I've been here a while! It's great really to look forward to another season at the club.
14:46
Nantes must observe a 16-month transfer embargo after their appeal against the sanction failed at the Federal Supreme Court of Switzerland.
14:42
Riccardo Montolivo's agent, Giovanni Branchini, has told calciomercato.it that Arsenal, Atletico Madrid and Borussia Dortmund have expressed an interest in the AC Milan midfielder, but admits it is unlikely the player will leave the San Siro.
Interest from other clubs? There have been some faint contacts with Atletico Madrid, (Borussia Dortmund's coach) Jurgen Klopp and Arsenal. They have been attempts to understand whether the 'track' for Montolivo was feasible. But I think it's really difficult that the player leaves AC Milan.
13:24
Reports coming out of Portugal claim Manchester United have made Sporting Lisbon midfielder William Carvalho their top transfer target this summer. United have been trailing Carvaldo for some time and scouts again watched the player in action for Portugal against Cameroon in midweek.
13:09
Reported Manchester United target Ezequiel Garay of Benfica is set to consider his future this summer after the Portuguese club turned down offers for his services in January. Manchester United and Zenit St Petersburg are both thought to be admirers of the Argentine, but the player's agent, Rafael Zurro, claims Benfica fought hard to keep hold of the centre-back.
Benfica resisted offers, preventing a transfer at that point so that they could have the best players to fight for titles. It might have been a hard to understand the decision, but we accepted it. Let's see what will happen in the future
12:59
REGIONAL PAPER TALK
For a full round-up of all the best stories from today’s regional papers, check out our updated Regional Paper Talk feature, which includes the following transfer lines and many, many more.
MANCHESTER EVENING NEWS: Manchester City could be forced to buy English in the summer unless Micah Richards and Jack Rodwell can fight their way back into contention.
SUNDERLAND ECHO: Ki Sung-Yueng insists he has had no further contact with Swansea City after the managerial upheaval at the Welsh club.
THE SENTINEL: Peter Crouch has pledged his long-term future to Stoke City, and would love to reach a century of Premier League goals in a red and white shirt.
12:54
Burnley manager Sean Dyche was asked by Sky Sports News Radio whether Danny Ings was the best striker outside the Premier League?
12:52
Shrewsbury confirm that they have signed Yeovil winger Sam Foley on a one-month loan deal.
12:48
Samir Nasri has revealed he is ready to open talks with Manchester City over extending his stay at the Etihad Stadium.
Talks? I know they are planned. The officials called my agent to tell him we have to talk. Then, we will see
12:07
Here is the full story on the news that Blackburn have signed young defender Michael Keane on loan from Manchester United for the remainder of the season. Rovers boss Gary Bowyer was delighted to land the England Under 21 international.
He has had a good education with Manchester United and he has got experience already in the Championship with his time on loan at Leicester and Derby - two top clubs. We are delighted to have been able to secure his services until the end of the season.
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March 8
Bournemouth are in talks with highly-rated midfielder Eunan O'Kane over a new deal, Sky Sports understands. O'Kane has just over a year to run on his current deal and Bournemouth are keen to ward off potential suitors by tying down the player to a new contract.
12:08
Barcelona midfielder Xavi says that he would like to stay with the Spanish side 'forever'.
I'd like to remain in football forever. It would always have to be with Barcelona. My heart and feelings are with the club.
11:11
Accrington Stanley have signed Wigan defender Adam Buxton on loan.
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11:07
Stoke boss Mark Hughes has revealed he plans to secure Stephen Ireland on a long-term deal at the Britannia Stadium. Ireland's current deal expires in the summer, but Hughes is ready to offer him a two-year extension.
It's my intention to try to keep Stephen here. I've had a discussion with Stephen and want to make it permanent.
11:05
Tottenham youngster Jonathan Miles has joined Conference South side Whitehawk on a month's loan.
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11:02
We understand Blackburn Rovers are poised to sign Millwall winger Liam Feeney on loan until the end of the season. Feeney enjoyed a spell on loan at Bolton earlier this season and he is now set to link up with Rovers.
8:41
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For a full round-up of all the best stories from today’s tabloids and broadsheets, check out our updated Paper Talk feature, which includes the following transfer lines and many, many more.
THE SUN: Celtic are looking to Millwall keeper David Forde as a possible replacement for Fraser Forster, appearing to be resigned to losing their England squad member this summer.
THE DAILY MIRROR: Swansea are hoping to sign Ecuador winger Jefferson Montero and would like to get a deal done with Mexican side Monarcas Morella before the World Cup finals.
DAILY STAR: Liverpool could make a summer move for 24-year-old Valencia midfielder Dani Parejo.
Bournemouth are in talks with highly-rated midfielder Eunan O'Kane over a new deal, Sky Sports understands. O'Kane has just over a year to run on his current deal and Bournemouth are keen to ward off potential suitors by tying down the player to a new contract.
12:08
Barcelona midfielder Xavi says that he would like to stay with the Spanish side 'forever'.
I'd like to remain in football forever. It would always have to be with Barcelona. My heart and feelings are with the club.
11:11
Accrington Stanley have signed Wigan defender Adam Buxton on loan.
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11:07
Stoke boss Mark Hughes has revealed he plans to secure Stephen Ireland on a long-term deal at the Britannia Stadium. Ireland's current deal expires in the summer, but Hughes is ready to offer him a two-year extension.
It's my intention to try to keep Stephen here. I've had a discussion with Stephen and want to make it permanent.
11:05
Tottenham youngster Jonathan Miles has joined Conference South side Whitehawk on a month's loan.
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11:02
We understand Blackburn Rovers are poised to sign Millwall winger Liam Feeney on loan until the end of the season. Feeney enjoyed a spell on loan at Bolton earlier this season and he is now set to link up with Rovers.
8:41
PAPER TALK
For a full round-up of all the best stories from today’s tabloids and broadsheets, check out our updated Paper Talk feature, which includes the following transfer lines and many, many more.
THE SUN: Celtic are looking to Millwall keeper David Forde as a possible replacement for Fraser Forster, appearing to be resigned to losing their England squad member this summer.
THE DAILY MIRROR: Swansea are hoping to sign Ecuador winger Jefferson Montero and would like to get a deal done with Mexican side Monarcas Morella before the World Cup finals.
DAILY STAR: Liverpool could make a summer move for 24-year-old Valencia midfielder Dani Parejo.
Re: Football Transfer Centre
March 9
Stoke City winger Matthew Etherington has confirmed that he will be leaving the club when his contract expires at the end of the season. The 32-year-old has featured only 10 times this season under Mark Hughes and is not ruling out a move abroad in the summer.
11:17
A couple more Manchester United lines from the papers for you as the Mail on Sunday claims that midfielder Tom Cleverley is set to sign a new five-year contract. The Sun on Sunday, meanwhile, says that David Moyes is interested in Fenerbahce's £7million-rated midfielder Salih Ucan. Inter Milan have already agreed a deal to sign Nemanja Vidic, and The People reports that the Serie A club are still targeting striker Javier Hernandez.
10:57
Could Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers have £60million to spend in the summer transfer market? That's what the Daily Mail says, with Dnipro's Yevhen Konoplyanka, Cardiff defender Steven Caulker and Switzerland left-back Ricardo Rodriguez reportedly on Rodgers' shopping list. The People, meanwhile, says that Liverpool, along with Manchester United, are interested in Hoffenheim midfielder Roberto Firmino.
10:38
Manuel Pellegrini is confident Sergio Aguero is happy at Manchester City and isn't worried about losing the Argentine striker in the summer. Aguero has been linked with a summer move to Barcelona, who face City in the second leg of the UEFA Champions League last 16 at the Nou Camp on Wednesday.
10:19
There are a couple of Tottenham lines in the paper this morning, with the Sun on Sunday claiming Tim Sherwood is keen to sign James Milner, with the Manchester City midfielder yet to hold talks over a new contract. The Daily Star Sunday, meanwhile, says Spurs are interested in Valencia defender Jeremy Mathieu amid reports Jan Vertonghen is wanted by Barcelona.
9:59
The Sunday Supplement panel discusses whether David Moyes will sell Robin van Persie in the summer?
9:51
We've taken a look through the papers to bring you some of the transfer headlines doing the rounds this morning:
THE SUN ON SUNDAY: Liverpool have stepped up their interest in Red Bull Salzburg's Austria defender Martin Hinteregger but face competition from Inter Milan and Barcelona.
DAILY STAR SUNDAY: Manchester City boss Manuel Pellegrini has England's young stars Ross Barkley and Luke Shaw at the top of his shopping list this summer.
SUNDAY TELEGRAPH: Paris Saint-Germain are ready to offer Chelsea £41.5m to sign Brazil midfielder Oscar before the World Cup.
THE PEOPLE: Arsene Wenger will use an £8million clause in Loic Remy's contract to gazump Newcastle United for the forward's signature this summer.
You can read the full version of Paper Talk here
9:29
There are several Manchester United lines in the papers this morning, with The People claiming David Moyes will let Robin van Persie leave this summer, if he can sign Edinson Cavani from Paris St Germain. The Sunday Mirror reports that Van Persie is interested in a move to Juventus, while the Sun on Sunday claims Moyes is considering a swoop for Arsenal defender Thomas Vermaelen to replace the departing Nemanja Vidic.
8:56
Good morning and welcome back to the Sky Sports Transfer Clockwatch. We're just going through the papers, so we'll bring you what gossip is doing the rounds shortly.
Stoke City winger Matthew Etherington has confirmed that he will be leaving the club when his contract expires at the end of the season. The 32-year-old has featured only 10 times this season under Mark Hughes and is not ruling out a move abroad in the summer.
11:17
A couple more Manchester United lines from the papers for you as the Mail on Sunday claims that midfielder Tom Cleverley is set to sign a new five-year contract. The Sun on Sunday, meanwhile, says that David Moyes is interested in Fenerbahce's £7million-rated midfielder Salih Ucan. Inter Milan have already agreed a deal to sign Nemanja Vidic, and The People reports that the Serie A club are still targeting striker Javier Hernandez.
10:57
Could Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers have £60million to spend in the summer transfer market? That's what the Daily Mail says, with Dnipro's Yevhen Konoplyanka, Cardiff defender Steven Caulker and Switzerland left-back Ricardo Rodriguez reportedly on Rodgers' shopping list. The People, meanwhile, says that Liverpool, along with Manchester United, are interested in Hoffenheim midfielder Roberto Firmino.
10:38
Manuel Pellegrini is confident Sergio Aguero is happy at Manchester City and isn't worried about losing the Argentine striker in the summer. Aguero has been linked with a summer move to Barcelona, who face City in the second leg of the UEFA Champions League last 16 at the Nou Camp on Wednesday.
10:19
There are a couple of Tottenham lines in the paper this morning, with the Sun on Sunday claiming Tim Sherwood is keen to sign James Milner, with the Manchester City midfielder yet to hold talks over a new contract. The Daily Star Sunday, meanwhile, says Spurs are interested in Valencia defender Jeremy Mathieu amid reports Jan Vertonghen is wanted by Barcelona.
9:59
The Sunday Supplement panel discusses whether David Moyes will sell Robin van Persie in the summer?
9:51
We've taken a look through the papers to bring you some of the transfer headlines doing the rounds this morning:
THE SUN ON SUNDAY: Liverpool have stepped up their interest in Red Bull Salzburg's Austria defender Martin Hinteregger but face competition from Inter Milan and Barcelona.
DAILY STAR SUNDAY: Manchester City boss Manuel Pellegrini has England's young stars Ross Barkley and Luke Shaw at the top of his shopping list this summer.
SUNDAY TELEGRAPH: Paris Saint-Germain are ready to offer Chelsea £41.5m to sign Brazil midfielder Oscar before the World Cup.
THE PEOPLE: Arsene Wenger will use an £8million clause in Loic Remy's contract to gazump Newcastle United for the forward's signature this summer.
You can read the full version of Paper Talk here
9:29
There are several Manchester United lines in the papers this morning, with The People claiming David Moyes will let Robin van Persie leave this summer, if he can sign Edinson Cavani from Paris St Germain. The Sunday Mirror reports that Van Persie is interested in a move to Juventus, while the Sun on Sunday claims Moyes is considering a swoop for Arsenal defender Thomas Vermaelen to replace the departing Nemanja Vidic.
8:56
Good morning and welcome back to the Sky Sports Transfer Clockwatch. We're just going through the papers, so we'll bring you what gossip is doing the rounds shortly.
Re: Football Transfer Centre
Monday March 10
Ken takes us back to (a fully-clothed) Mourinho: 'Don't get me wrong, Noel, I don't doubt the man's ability as a manager. He does play effective, (if boring), football, and he wins things. The thing is, I think he has been reading too much of his own publicity, and believing it. He used to be humorous because he was being natural, but now it is all contrived. He believes everything he says is clever, and so does the media. Somebody simply needs to say, 'You are a great manager, but stop being a pratt!'.' People say that to me all the time. Apart from the 'great manager' bit.
14:47
Rob: 'Noel, put it this way, do you think your heart would be able to cope with Hull winning in the last minute against Arsenal knowing that you stand to win a nice bundle with that being secondary to watching the enemy choke? My advice would be to lay Hull for as much as you're willing to give away should they win it. '
14:30
Spanish relegation battlers Getafe have sacked their coach and appointed his replacement with the sort of efficiency so common on the continent and so rarely seen in Britain, where we much prefer four weeks of speculation, rumour, double-speak and at least seven unsuccessful odds-on favourites before getting round to appointing a new chap.
14:15
And more from Noel: 'I put a tenner each on Andy Schooler's FA cup tips Hull 100/1 and Southampton 25/1. At this point I'm wondering should I have something on Sheff Utd to win the semi and also Arsenal to win the comp? Or should I sit tight? Any ideas?' As luck would have it, Andy's just walked in the office. His advice is to cover your stake and at least ensure you don't make a loss. My advice would be to wait until Hill win, collect your winnings, go to the roulette and put the lot on black. My second piece of advice would be to ignore my first piece of advice.
14:09
Noel Madden: 'So an 'absolute fool' sits 7 points clear at the top of the league. What does that make the rest? Geniuses?'
13:48
Brad: 'Did anyone else think Mourinho shaking hands with the Spurs staff before the final whistle on Saturday was just outright ridiculous? Attention seeking and patronising in equal measure. Ken, I agree, the man is now a parody of himself. Absolute fool.'
13:38
Ken Livermore conjures up the image of a nakedJose Mourinho: 'Is it just me, or are others also finding the ramblings of the 'chosen one' just getting plain boring? The whole thing seems to have become a self parody to me. The assembled media sit around like serfs around their monarch, waiting for the next humorous words of wisdom. The thing is, if someone else was saying what Jose does nobody would give it the time of day. When he gave his 'little horses' speech does no one else think what a lot of tommy rot ? He then followed up with the stupid attack on Arsene Wenger. The whole thing is becoming contrived, with method meaning more than content. It's all a bit like the King's new clothes, and somebody needs to shout out, the King is in the altogether!' The brilliant thing with Jose now is that literally anything that comes out of his mouth is automatically 'mind games'. He could read out the phone book and stillhave hacks scrabbling around for the hidden meaning.
13:27
Brad: 'I think Arteta would finish last in that race.'
13:25
A brilliant/terrible idea from Philip Williams: 'Having watched City being City again yesterday, I found myself wondering about the result of a sprint race between Martin Demichelis, Per Mertesacker, Michael Dawson and Richard Dunne, where at the start of the race they had to stand on the half-way line, turn, and run back to their own penalty area. Would anyone in the crowd still be awake to see who won?'
13:22
Martin Nugent: 'Much as I understand Paul Cressy getting carried away, I don't think the PL is anywhere near a 2-horse race between us (the mighty Reds) and Chelsea. It'll be interesting to see how Man C react - they'll probably just have the league to concentrate on in a couple of days. And will Arsenal allow their cup run and now clear favourite status to take their eye off the league? Liverpool just have to do what has been preached for decades: take one game at a time. It's Man U away next and then we'll see. Dreaming is great, but we'll have more success being realistic.' I agree with the general tone of this, and your broad point is sound, but it doesn't do to conflate a club's staff and fans. The club may have more success if the staff take each proverbial game as it comes, but the fans can dream themselves giddy. It's part of the fun.
13:10
Toni Kroos remains open to using the idea of a move to the Premier League as a means to secure a better deal at Bayern Munich.
12:25
Rich: 'Brad/Rob, I have to disagree in varying amounts. Gibbs is simply laughable and assume just out to spice up the TC. Rob, judging on how unlikely England are to ever score a goal (thinking back to all the 0-0s in tournaments etched in my memory) I think we simply have to go with Baines. And Rooney has to be told that this isn't Man U where he can do whatever he likes. A genuine threat from free-kicks is a very valuable weapon in int'l tournaments and a regular penalty taker who rarely misses (must check if ever missed) is obviously worth his weight in platinum when it comes to England. Forget the superlative that Brendan used when talking about Gerrard taking that late penalty at Fulham but he sure as anything misses when it matters for England!'
Ken takes us back to (a fully-clothed) Mourinho: 'Don't get me wrong, Noel, I don't doubt the man's ability as a manager. He does play effective, (if boring), football, and he wins things. The thing is, I think he has been reading too much of his own publicity, and believing it. He used to be humorous because he was being natural, but now it is all contrived. He believes everything he says is clever, and so does the media. Somebody simply needs to say, 'You are a great manager, but stop being a pratt!'.' People say that to me all the time. Apart from the 'great manager' bit.
14:47
Rob: 'Noel, put it this way, do you think your heart would be able to cope with Hull winning in the last minute against Arsenal knowing that you stand to win a nice bundle with that being secondary to watching the enemy choke? My advice would be to lay Hull for as much as you're willing to give away should they win it. '
14:30
Spanish relegation battlers Getafe have sacked their coach and appointed his replacement with the sort of efficiency so common on the continent and so rarely seen in Britain, where we much prefer four weeks of speculation, rumour, double-speak and at least seven unsuccessful odds-on favourites before getting round to appointing a new chap.
14:15
And more from Noel: 'I put a tenner each on Andy Schooler's FA cup tips Hull 100/1 and Southampton 25/1. At this point I'm wondering should I have something on Sheff Utd to win the semi and also Arsenal to win the comp? Or should I sit tight? Any ideas?' As luck would have it, Andy's just walked in the office. His advice is to cover your stake and at least ensure you don't make a loss. My advice would be to wait until Hill win, collect your winnings, go to the roulette and put the lot on black. My second piece of advice would be to ignore my first piece of advice.
14:09
Noel Madden: 'So an 'absolute fool' sits 7 points clear at the top of the league. What does that make the rest? Geniuses?'
13:48
Brad: 'Did anyone else think Mourinho shaking hands with the Spurs staff before the final whistle on Saturday was just outright ridiculous? Attention seeking and patronising in equal measure. Ken, I agree, the man is now a parody of himself. Absolute fool.'
13:38
Ken Livermore conjures up the image of a nakedJose Mourinho: 'Is it just me, or are others also finding the ramblings of the 'chosen one' just getting plain boring? The whole thing seems to have become a self parody to me. The assembled media sit around like serfs around their monarch, waiting for the next humorous words of wisdom. The thing is, if someone else was saying what Jose does nobody would give it the time of day. When he gave his 'little horses' speech does no one else think what a lot of tommy rot ? He then followed up with the stupid attack on Arsene Wenger. The whole thing is becoming contrived, with method meaning more than content. It's all a bit like the King's new clothes, and somebody needs to shout out, the King is in the altogether!' The brilliant thing with Jose now is that literally anything that comes out of his mouth is automatically 'mind games'. He could read out the phone book and stillhave hacks scrabbling around for the hidden meaning.
13:27
Brad: 'I think Arteta would finish last in that race.'
13:25
A brilliant/terrible idea from Philip Williams: 'Having watched City being City again yesterday, I found myself wondering about the result of a sprint race between Martin Demichelis, Per Mertesacker, Michael Dawson and Richard Dunne, where at the start of the race they had to stand on the half-way line, turn, and run back to their own penalty area. Would anyone in the crowd still be awake to see who won?'
13:22
Martin Nugent: 'Much as I understand Paul Cressy getting carried away, I don't think the PL is anywhere near a 2-horse race between us (the mighty Reds) and Chelsea. It'll be interesting to see how Man C react - they'll probably just have the league to concentrate on in a couple of days. And will Arsenal allow their cup run and now clear favourite status to take their eye off the league? Liverpool just have to do what has been preached for decades: take one game at a time. It's Man U away next and then we'll see. Dreaming is great, but we'll have more success being realistic.' I agree with the general tone of this, and your broad point is sound, but it doesn't do to conflate a club's staff and fans. The club may have more success if the staff take each proverbial game as it comes, but the fans can dream themselves giddy. It's part of the fun.
13:10
Toni Kroos remains open to using the idea of a move to the Premier League as a means to secure a better deal at Bayern Munich.
12:25
Rich: 'Brad/Rob, I have to disagree in varying amounts. Gibbs is simply laughable and assume just out to spice up the TC. Rob, judging on how unlikely England are to ever score a goal (thinking back to all the 0-0s in tournaments etched in my memory) I think we simply have to go with Baines. And Rooney has to be told that this isn't Man U where he can do whatever he likes. A genuine threat from free-kicks is a very valuable weapon in int'l tournaments and a regular penalty taker who rarely misses (must check if ever missed) is obviously worth his weight in platinum when it comes to England. Forget the superlative that Brendan used when talking about Gerrard taking that late penalty at Fulham but he sure as anything misses when it matters for England!'
Re: Football Transfer Centre
March 10
Loan star Loic Remy has admitted he does want to play for one of Europe's top clubs at some point in the future. The Frenchman is currently on loan at Newcastle from Queens Park Rangers and has been linked with Arsenal in recent weeks
One day I will be part of a European top-five club or a very big club. I know what I can do
12:17
Newport County have signed goalkeeper Ian McLoughlin from MK Dons on a month-long loan deal.
9:35
Barcelona goalkeeper Victor Valdes admits that playing in the Premier league would be a 'very good option' for him. The likes of Manchester City, Arsenal and Liverpool are thought to be weighing up moves for the Spaniard, who is out of contract at Camp Nou at the end of the season.
It is one of the biggest leagues in the world, with the best clubs in the world and, without doubt, it's a very good option for me
8:44
Yohan Cabaye insists he has no regrets about leaving Newcastle to join Paris Saint-Germain despite his struggle to play first-team football.
I absolutely don't regret my decision, I have come here to win and climb the hierarchy
8:42
Peter Crouch insists he is happy at Stoke and has no plans to leave the Britannia Stadium.
I've got no ambitions to move. I feel very happy here.
8:42
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer insists that Wilfried Zaha still has a big part to play in Cardiff's battle against relegation.
8:21
PAPER TALK
For a full round-up of all the best stories from today’s tabloids and broadsheets, check out our updated Paper Talk feature, which includes the following transfer lines and many, many more.
THE DAILY MIRROR: Stoke City boss Mark Hughes wants Burnley goal-machine Danny Ings to fire his side next season.
THE SUN: Former Arsenal midfielder Alex Song says he will to return to the Premier League after his two-year stint at Barcelona.
DAILY STAR: Manchester United are looking to rival Arsenal's bid for Real Madrid star Alvaro Morata.
7:19
Everton are plotting a move to bring Jack Rodwell back to Goodison Park from Manchester City, according to the Daily Mail.
7:04
The Sun claims Manchester United have opened talks with Sporting Lisbon over a £30million move for midfielder William Carvalho.
7:02
Good morning and welcome back to the Sky Sports Transfer Clockwatch. Stay with us throughout the day as we continue to bring you all of the latest news and speculation.
Loan star Loic Remy has admitted he does want to play for one of Europe's top clubs at some point in the future. The Frenchman is currently on loan at Newcastle from Queens Park Rangers and has been linked with Arsenal in recent weeks
One day I will be part of a European top-five club or a very big club. I know what I can do
12:17
Newport County have signed goalkeeper Ian McLoughlin from MK Dons on a month-long loan deal.
9:35
Barcelona goalkeeper Victor Valdes admits that playing in the Premier league would be a 'very good option' for him. The likes of Manchester City, Arsenal and Liverpool are thought to be weighing up moves for the Spaniard, who is out of contract at Camp Nou at the end of the season.
It is one of the biggest leagues in the world, with the best clubs in the world and, without doubt, it's a very good option for me
8:44
Yohan Cabaye insists he has no regrets about leaving Newcastle to join Paris Saint-Germain despite his struggle to play first-team football.
I absolutely don't regret my decision, I have come here to win and climb the hierarchy
8:42
Peter Crouch insists he is happy at Stoke and has no plans to leave the Britannia Stadium.
I've got no ambitions to move. I feel very happy here.
8:42
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer insists that Wilfried Zaha still has a big part to play in Cardiff's battle against relegation.
8:21
PAPER TALK
For a full round-up of all the best stories from today’s tabloids and broadsheets, check out our updated Paper Talk feature, which includes the following transfer lines and many, many more.
THE DAILY MIRROR: Stoke City boss Mark Hughes wants Burnley goal-machine Danny Ings to fire his side next season.
THE SUN: Former Arsenal midfielder Alex Song says he will to return to the Premier League after his two-year stint at Barcelona.
DAILY STAR: Manchester United are looking to rival Arsenal's bid for Real Madrid star Alvaro Morata.
7:19
Everton are plotting a move to bring Jack Rodwell back to Goodison Park from Manchester City, according to the Daily Mail.
7:04
The Sun claims Manchester United have opened talks with Sporting Lisbon over a £30million move for midfielder William Carvalho.
7:02
Good morning and welcome back to the Sky Sports Transfer Clockwatch. Stay with us throughout the day as we continue to bring you all of the latest news and speculation.
Re: Football Transfer Centre
March 12
Esteban Cambiasso is planning to play on past the end of the season, be that at Inter Milan or with a new employer. The Argentine midfielder has been with Inter since 2004, making well over 400 appearances for the club. He will, however, see his current contract expire at the end of the season.
16:45
A host of clubs are keeping tabs on West Ham defender Jordan Spence, Sky Sports understands. Spence, who is currently on loan at MK Dons, is out of contract at Upton Park at the end of the season.
16:31
Marko Marin does not see a future for him at Chelsea and would be willing to make a loan deal at Sevilla permanent. The Germany international moved to Stamford Bridge as a free agent in the summer of 2012, penning a five-year contract.
If both Sevilla and me are happy to stay, I can stay here forever.
16:23
Pepe Reina, who was signed by Rafa Benitez at Liverpool in 2005 - the summer after they had won the Champions League, is thankful to the Spanish tactician for taking him to Napoli on loan.
Between Rafa and me, there is a sincere relationship. His presence at Napoli allowed the negotiation to be really simple. Just a few words and the signing on the contract. I needed to change.
16:09
Southend boss Phil Brown believes loanee defender Jakub Sokolik can "play a big part" in the club's promotion push. The 20-year-old centre-back arrived from Liverpool on Tuesday and was an unused substitute in the 2-2 draw against Scunthorpe, which left the Shrimpers lying in seventh place in Sky Bet League Two.
15:48
Gary Bowyer claims a rebuilding job at Blackburn Rovers was essential, with 19 players brought in during his tenure. Bowyer has also sanctioned over 40 exits while in the Ewood Park hot-seat, with loan and permanent transfers commonplace.
15:32
Arsenal goalkeeper Lukasz Fabianski does not think he has anything to prove and has insisted he is just trying to help the team. The 28-year-old Poland international is out of contract in the summer and is expected to leave Emirates Stadium, having joined the club from Legia Warsaw in 2007.
15:15
Brek Shea admits he would be willing to consider a loan move away from Stoke City in order to keep his World Cup dream alive. The United States international is currently back at the Britannia Stadium after returning early from a stint at Sky Bet Championship side Barnsley.
14:57
Tim Sherwood admits Tottenham's squad are playing for their futures at the club following his scathing assessment of Saturday's defeat at Chelsea.
There are a lot of players here now who are playing for their future and I think they realise that. I will have a good look at the whole squad and see who I need to keep and who I need to bring in.
14:42
Richie Barker admits he could be set for a summer squad clear-out following Portsmouth's 0-0 draw with Burton at Fratton Park. Barker questioned his team's desire to deliver the goals and admits his players are fighting for their futures as he ponders a major off-season overhaul in a bid to spark a promotion charge next term.
14:40
Roberto Martinez says some of his Everton squad are playing for their futures in the final 11 games of the season.
The players are well aware. There's massive competition for places in the dressing room and we all know we've got six demanding games at Goodison.
14:18
Liam Feeney admits his Blackburn loan is a chance to impress potential suitors with the winger's career at Millwall seemingly set to end this summer.
14:07
Renato Ibarra is generating plenty of transfer gossip, but Vitesse Arnhem claim to be unaware of interest from England.
Esteban Cambiasso is planning to play on past the end of the season, be that at Inter Milan or with a new employer. The Argentine midfielder has been with Inter since 2004, making well over 400 appearances for the club. He will, however, see his current contract expire at the end of the season.
16:45
A host of clubs are keeping tabs on West Ham defender Jordan Spence, Sky Sports understands. Spence, who is currently on loan at MK Dons, is out of contract at Upton Park at the end of the season.
16:31
Marko Marin does not see a future for him at Chelsea and would be willing to make a loan deal at Sevilla permanent. The Germany international moved to Stamford Bridge as a free agent in the summer of 2012, penning a five-year contract.
If both Sevilla and me are happy to stay, I can stay here forever.
16:23
Pepe Reina, who was signed by Rafa Benitez at Liverpool in 2005 - the summer after they had won the Champions League, is thankful to the Spanish tactician for taking him to Napoli on loan.
Between Rafa and me, there is a sincere relationship. His presence at Napoli allowed the negotiation to be really simple. Just a few words and the signing on the contract. I needed to change.
16:09
Southend boss Phil Brown believes loanee defender Jakub Sokolik can "play a big part" in the club's promotion push. The 20-year-old centre-back arrived from Liverpool on Tuesday and was an unused substitute in the 2-2 draw against Scunthorpe, which left the Shrimpers lying in seventh place in Sky Bet League Two.
15:48
Gary Bowyer claims a rebuilding job at Blackburn Rovers was essential, with 19 players brought in during his tenure. Bowyer has also sanctioned over 40 exits while in the Ewood Park hot-seat, with loan and permanent transfers commonplace.
15:32
Arsenal goalkeeper Lukasz Fabianski does not think he has anything to prove and has insisted he is just trying to help the team. The 28-year-old Poland international is out of contract in the summer and is expected to leave Emirates Stadium, having joined the club from Legia Warsaw in 2007.
15:15
Brek Shea admits he would be willing to consider a loan move away from Stoke City in order to keep his World Cup dream alive. The United States international is currently back at the Britannia Stadium after returning early from a stint at Sky Bet Championship side Barnsley.
14:57
Tim Sherwood admits Tottenham's squad are playing for their futures at the club following his scathing assessment of Saturday's defeat at Chelsea.
There are a lot of players here now who are playing for their future and I think they realise that. I will have a good look at the whole squad and see who I need to keep and who I need to bring in.
14:42
Richie Barker admits he could be set for a summer squad clear-out following Portsmouth's 0-0 draw with Burton at Fratton Park. Barker questioned his team's desire to deliver the goals and admits his players are fighting for their futures as he ponders a major off-season overhaul in a bid to spark a promotion charge next term.
14:40
Roberto Martinez says some of his Everton squad are playing for their futures in the final 11 games of the season.
The players are well aware. There's massive competition for places in the dressing room and we all know we've got six demanding games at Goodison.
14:18
Liam Feeney admits his Blackburn loan is a chance to impress potential suitors with the winger's career at Millwall seemingly set to end this summer.
14:07
Renato Ibarra is generating plenty of transfer gossip, but Vitesse Arnhem claim to be unaware of interest from England.
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