Launching his new underwear range for H&M,
David Beckham said that his sons' reaction on
glimpsing their dad in his latest unclad ad campaign was: "'Oh my GOD Daddy - not again. They were
like: 'that's really good, but everyone's gonna see you in your pants." The underwear line goes on
sale in 1800 H&M stores around the world on February 2.
Out of the blue this story came to light over the weekend. There are reports all over the place
that Chelsea have made a bid that has been rejected, have been told that the player is not for sale
at any price and that seems that.
In addition to all this, AVB has said at the weekend that "he is an interesting player" but wanted
to sign players who are not cup-tied for European competition this season.
The Telegraph talks about the letter Sir Alex has written to fans attending Anfield at the
weekend.
The Express reveals Scholes' fear of returning to play.
The United Religion compares Lindegaard with De Gea.
Red Flag Flying High has the latest on our players out on loan.
The Daily Mail reckons Paul Pogba is off to Juventus.
ManUtd24 reflects on Roy Keane's time at United... and his departure.
The Daily Mail talks about Vidic's claim that we'll win the title without him.
The Telegraph discusses the Bayern Munich president's attack on the Glazers.
United Rant looks to the returning players from injury ahead of crucial games.
David Beckham signs new two-year contract to stay with LA Galaxy, ending PSG speculation
Telegraph.
Former England and Man Utd midfielder David Beckham today signed a new two-year contract
with the LA Galaxy of the MLS, ending all of the bogus press reports linking him with every club in
the Western world and Greater Asia.
The Telegraph talks about how Berbatov splits our fans.
ManUtd24 reminisces about the Yorke and Cole partnership.
The FCF looks at Wenger's best misplaced rants.
Ellzed's Blog looks at the reaction to Giggsy's birds.
The Daily Mail ponders on whether Cristiano Ronaldo would return to United.
According to a report in The Telegraph Fenway Sports Ground have made the long awaited decision
to build a new stadium on Stanley Park.
The report claims that the owners have decided to go with the original architects AFL, which
means the plans which former owner Tom Hicks had selected from Dallas architects HKS have now been
scrapped.
While Darlington have grabbed most of the recent headlines in the race to the financial bottom
that the bottom of the Blue Square Premier seems to consist of this season, Kettering Town
remains in a critical condition itself.
On Saturday, their home match against Forest Green Rovers was called off at lunchtime, which
is unlikely to have done the stricken clubs bank account a great deal of good, and this morning the
Northamptonshire Evening Telegraph, a local newspaper which has been criticised by some supporters
as being too ready in the past to toe the Ladak party line, also stepped off the fence to deliver
its viewpoint of the recent difficulties that the club has faced.
Telegraph: Andy Carroll agent and Newcastle deny cut-price return as striker remains
'happy' at Liverpool
Striker's agent and Newcastle play down speculation cut-price return will happen in transfer
window.
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Telegraph: Liverpool fans 'should show support for Tom Adeyemi, not Luis
Suarez'
Liverpool fans should repair their "damaged" reputations by showing support for Tom Adeyemi,
rather than Luis Suarez, according a leading anti-racism campaigner.
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Telegraph: Luis Suarez wants to repay Liverpool with silverware and Champions League
place following racism controversy
Liverpool striker reveals desire to win trophy and Champions League spot when he returns from
racism ban.
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Telegraph: Liverpool backed by Standard Chartered despite Luis Suárez row
Liverpool have retained the full support of Standard Chartered in the aftermath of the racism
row.
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Telegraph: Manchester City manager Roberto Mancini delivers stinging attack as Vincent
Kompany's appeal is rejected
Manager describes decision to send off Vincent Kompany unlike anything he has seen in 30 years
in the game.
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Telegraph: Liverpool's return to Wembley after 16-year absence would endorse Kenny
Dalglish's return
Kenny Dalglish determined to end Liverpool's 16-year Wembley exile by overcoming City in the
Carling Cup.
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Telegraph: Manchester City manager Roberto Mancini believes Liverpool's T-shirt support
of Luis Suarez was a mistake
Italian is the first manager to argue that Liverpool's show of unity was misplaced.
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Telegraph: Luis Suarez, Patrice Evra and Kenny Dalglish could get summons to
Parliamentary inquiry into racism
Luis Suárez, Patrice Evra and Kenny Dalglish could all be summoned before a Parliamentary
inquiry into racism.
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Telegraph: Liverpool and Merseyside police praised by Oldham Athletic for handgling of
alleged racist abuse towards Tom Adeyemi
Oldham Athletic congratulate Liverpool and Merseyside Police for handling of the alleged racist
abuse of Tom Adeyemi during Friday's FA Cup tie.
Telegraph: Liverpool and Merseyside police praised by Oldham Athletic for handgling of
alleged racist abuse towards Tom Adeyemi
Oldham Athletic congratulate Liverpool and Merseyside Police for handling of the alleged racist
abuse of Tom Adeyemi during Friday's FA Cup tie.
According to the media, the most drawn out transfer saga of the window so far looks like coming to
a close with news that Chelsea and Gary Cahill are now in agreement over the players personal
terms.
Alot has been made of this in recent weeks with news that he was demanding around £100k per week
which was denied by the player.
Telegraph: Football Association to hold peace talks with Liverpool and Manchester United
ahead of FA Cup clash
North-West giants will be urged not to inflame tempers ahead of FA Cup clash in the wake of the
Luis Suárez-Patrice Evra controversy.
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Telegraph: Manchester United draw Liverpool in FA Cup fourth-round
Manchester United's reward for beating City in today's FA Cup third-round tie is a fourth-round
trip to Anfield.
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Telegraph: Liverpool midfielder Stewart Downing questioned on suspicion of
assault
Liverpool midfielder Stewart Downing questioned by police on suspicion of assault following a
night out.
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Telegraph: Howard Wilkinson can help make the peace between Liverpool and Manchester
United over Suarez affair
A wise head is needed to calm growing tension between Sir Alex Ferguson and Kenny Dalglish over
players' racism row.
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Telegraph: Fan arrested as Liverpool probe racist abuse of Oldham's Tom
Adeyemi
Merseyside Police have arrested a 20-year-old man from Aintree over the alleged racial abuse of
Oldham's Tom Adeyemi at Anfield.
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Telegraph: Man arrested over Tom Adeyemi racism claim
A 20-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of a racially aggravated public order offence
after Oldham footballer Tom Adeyemi was allegedly abused by fans during an FA Cup game against
Liverpool.
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Telegraph: Liverpool statement calls on fans' to help identify racist abuser of Oldham's
Tom Adeyemi
Club issues statement outlining work done to identify the culprit responsible for the racist
abuse of Oldham's Tom Adeyemi.
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Telegraph: Oldham captain furious at 'disgraceful' abuse directed at Tom Adeyemi by
Liverpool fan during FA Cup clash
Dean Furman says abuse directed at Tom Adeyemi by Liverpool fan in Cup clash was "absolute
disgrace" as police investigate.
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Telegraph: Liverpool v Oldham Athletic: match report
New race row overshadows Liverpool's comprehensive FA Cup victory as fan is arrested over
incident with Oldham player.
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Telegraph: Diane Abbott and Luis Suarez are not really apologising
The mea culpas offered by today's celebrity sinners tend to be a little light on the mea, argues
Michael Deacon.
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Telegraph: Liverpool should be charged by FA for defending Luis Suarez, says Piara
Powar
Liverpool and manager Kenny Dalglish should be charged by FA over response to Luis Suarez's
eight-match ban, says head of European football's anti-racism group.
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Telegraph: Liverpool fans' raging at anyone daring to criticise Luis Suarez or the club
is typical of angry times we live in
Liverpool fans' wrath at those who criticise their club and Luis Suarez is typical of a society
and game that is increasingly angry.
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Telegraph: Forget transfer trolley dash, if Queens Park Rangers are to fulfil big plans
they must spend wisely to avoid relegation
Owner Tony Fernandes has big plans, but to fulfil them he must splash the cash to keep club in
the top flight.
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Telegraph: Forget transfer trolley dash, if Queens Park Rangers are to fulfil big plans
they must spend wisely to avoid relegation
Owner Tony Fernandes has big plans, but to fulfil them he must splash the cash to keep club in
the top flight.
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Telegraph: Forget transfer trolley dash, if Queens Park Rangers are to fulfil big plans
they must spend wisely to avoid relegation
Owner Tony Fernandes has big plans, but to fulfil them he must splash the cash to keep club in
the top flight.
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Telegraph: Forget transfer trolley dash, if Queens Park Rangers are to fulfil big plans
they must spend wisely to avoid relegation
Owner Tony Fernandes has big plans, but to fulfil them he must splash the cash to keep club in
the top flight.
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Telegraph: Forget transfer trolley dash, if Queens Park Rangers are to fulfil big plans
they must spend wisely to avoid relegation
Owner Tony Fernandes has big plans, but to fulfil them he must splash the cash to keep club in
the top flight.
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Telegraph: Forget transfer trolley dash, if Queens Park Rangers are to fulfil big plans
they must spend wisely to avoid relegation
Owner Tony Fernandes has big plans, but to fulfil them he must splash the cash to keep club in
the top flight.
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Telegraph: Forget transfer trolley dash, if Queens Park Rangers are to fulfil big plans
they must spend wisely to avoid relegation
Owner Tony Fernandes has big plans, but to fulfil them he must splash the cash to keep club in
the top flight.
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Telegraph: Forget transfer trolley dash, if Queens Park Rangers are to fulfil big plans
they must spend wisely to avoid relegation
Owner Tony Fernandes has big plans, but to fulfil them he must splash the cash to keep club in
the top flight.
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Telegraph: Liverpool and Manchester United to join forces to try to limit fallout from
Luis Suarez case
Liverpool and United will try to heal the rift over the Suarez race case in a bid to prevent
lasting damage.
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