Fulham are lining up a £4m bid for Tottenham midfielder Jamie O'Hara.
Full story: Daily Express

Another Spurs midfielder, Didier Zokora, could also be on his way out of White Hart Lane after a settlement between the Londoners and Sevilla over Juande Ramos's move to Tottenham in October 2007. (Daily Express)

The Ivorian could be replaced by AZ Alkmaar midfielder Moussa Dembele in a £15m deal, although Chelsea are also interested in the pacy 21-year-old.
Full story: The Times

Tottenham striker Roman Pavluchenko could be on his way out of the club as the revolving door continues to swing at White Hart Lane, with Stuttgart willing to snap him up despite claims from former Spurs keeper Cesar Sanchez that the Russian is "impossible" to communicate with.
Full story: Daily Mirror

Arsenal left-back Gael Clichy has ruled out a move away from the Emirates Stadium this summer, despite reported interest from Real Madrid. (Daily Express)

The French left-back could be joined at the Gunners by Stuttgart midfielder Thomas Hitzlsperger, who manager Arsene Wenger is keen to sign for around £5m.
Full story: The Sun


Haven't heard of him...


Had a look, used to play for villa, moved to the budesliga, looks better than before.

Bolton have reignited their interest in signing Portugal midfielder Miguel Veloso from Sporting Lisbon by offering £8m for the 23-year-old. (The Telegraph)


Why would he come to bolton if Arsenal, Liverpool and Tottenham want him...

Forgotten Chelsea striker Andriy Shevchenko could end his career at Monaco after his wife told him to join the French side.
Full story: Daily Mirror

Iceland international Hermann Hreidarrsson, available on a free transfer after his contract at Portsmouth expired, is interesting Celtic. (Daily Record)

Manchester City forward Robinho has adopted a new weight-training programme in a bid to bulk up for the new season. "He looks like a toothpick with a pair of headphones on when he lifts a barbell," said a City source.
Full story: The Sun

LOL

I think everyone is leaving Reading F.C after not performing second half of the season )=

http://www.fansfc.com/story/12763.html

Reading boss calm over Premier League target
10:00 PM 19 June, 2009
New manager Brendan Rodgers knows that Stephen Hunt is itching to play in the top-flight again amid interest from Sunderland and Everton.

"I will always pay respect to players," Rodgers told the Reading Chronicle.

"Once you've been in the Premier League and have shown that you can play in there, it can be very difficult to spend your time in the Championship.

"It's not something new, I think Stephen was looking to go last season but decided to stay right through thinking Reading might go up."

Finally some good news.

http://www.clubcall.com/reading/ice-...al-914026.html

Ice man set for new Royals deal

Reading, 15:51, June 19, 2009

Nicky Hammond has confirmed that midfielder Brynjar Gunnarsson has been offered a new one-year contract to remain at Reading.
The Royals' director of football has revealed that the club are hopeful of keeping the 33-year-old Iceland international at the Madejski Stadium beyond this month when his current contract expires. And Hammond admitted he will be speaking to Gunnarsson's representatives over the weekend in order to try and get him to pledge his future to the club for another 12 months.

"Bryn has been offered a new deal and I'm due to speak to his people in the next couple of days," he told Reading Post.

"With Bryn it is his right to look to see what else is out there to see if he can get a longer contract near the end of his career.

"We understand that situation and if he moves on then of course we will wish him the best of luck wherever he goes, but I hope he will stay."

Hammond also said that, while he thinks Gunnarsson will make an excellent coach in the future, he dismissed claims this new deal offer would include him stepping into a coaching role at the club.

He added: "People need to earn the right to become a coach and do their badges, but Bryn is definitely someone who would be good at that.

"He's an intelligent guy who would definitely make a good coach."

Football on Today

Confederations Cup
Iraq vs New Zealand - Kick Off: 19:30
Spain vs South Africa - Kick Off: 19:30


African World Cup Qualifying Group B
Kenya Vs Mozambique - Currently playing - Score 0 - 0
Tunisia vs Nigeria - Kick Off: 19:10

Arfican World Cup Qualifying Group C
Zambia vs Algeria - Currently playing - Score 0 - 1

African World Cup Qualifying Group A
Morroco VS Togo - Kick Off: 18:00

African World Cup Qualifying Group D
Sudan vs Ghana - Kick Off 18:30

African World Cup Qualifying Group E
Burkina vs Ivory Coast - Kick Off: 19:00

Andyman, you watching any games today?

Spain playing

Will torres score today

He dont need to bulk up, he aint playing rugby!

HArry where you think portsmouth will come next year?

Well with my limited football info they will still be in the premier legue [:conf:] but not for much longer.

Yeah Torres might score but Spain dont need to win the game, some key players might be rested but South Africa need to win tonight.

I will watch both games, just flick from channel to red button to channel to red button.:thumbs2:

Yes probably will be.

might see another torres goal, spain are on fire.

Thought not quite scoring like england at the moment.

Portsmouth will be fine, they will end 13th.

Yeah, next season 13 - 16th i reckon, they will stay in the premiership.


You going to watch some games on tv next season then ?

Yeah, next season 13 - 16th i reckon, they will stay in the premiership.


You going to watch some games on tv next season then ?

Rooney is doing amazing at the moment, Englands strongest year ive ever seen.

We could actually do the world cup if we stay on form

England U21 or normal England?

Normal England.

We have had a few easy games and they have played dangerously and made mistakes like conceeding 4 goals.

But we have dominated every team really.

I would love a Spain - England Final.

with 3rd and 4th Russia and Italy.

England have played easy games, the World Cup will be the real test..

France are letting them go through

they feel sorry for them

Manchester United have confirmed that Carlos Tevez is leaving the club.

United were willing to pay the £25.5m to turn the striker's two-year loan move into a permanent five-year deal but Tevez, 25, has decided to move on.

"Disappointingly, his advisors informed the club that he does not wish to continue playing for Manchester United," read a United statement.

"The club thanks Carlos for his services over the last two seasons and wishes him good luck for the future."

Tevez became a crowd favourite during his time at the Old Trafford club and helped the side win the last two Premier League titles, the 2008 Champions League trophy as well as last season's Carling Cup.

But he has joined Cristiano Ronaldo in wanting to exit the club, with his final appearance being as a substitute in United's loss to Barcelona in the 2009 Champions League final.