Saturdays Rags & Gossip

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Latest News & Goss . (Sat Sept 5)


DAILY MIRROR
•PFA boss Gordon Taylor says it is a 'bit of a worry' that Chelsea have so many players out on loan. .. (how many ..27) ?? .
•England captain Wayne Rooney is poised to write his name into the record books on Saturday - and insists there is still time for him to win the World Cup.
•Andros Townsend fears he might have to quit Tottenham in January to safeguard his Euro 2016 place.
•Hugo Lloris has insisted he is happy at Tottenham - after a summer move to Manchester United didn't materialise.
•Wales could be up to number two in the world rankings if they beat Israel on Sunday and other results go in a certain way.
•Raheem Sterling mischievously referenced the film 'Snakes On A Plane' when he posted a picture of himself and Fabian Delph, who were both criticised for leaving their clubs this summer, on Instagram.
•Emmanuel Adebayor has reportedly failed to turn up for international duty with Togo after being left out of Tottenham's Premier League squad.

THE SUN
•Sir Alex Ferguson has revealed Wayne Rooney turned down Manchester United twice as a teenager.
•England boss Roy Hodgson has handed Jamie Vardy a shock start in San Marino after warning the striker about his behaviour.
•Manchester United landed Anthony Martial only after having a club record bid for Thomas Muller turned down.

DAILY STAR
•San Marino manager Pierangelo Manzaroli says England boss Roy Hodgson has shown a lack of respect.
•Jamie Vardy has been given a dressing down by FA bosses for his outburst in a Leicester casino in July.
•West Ham held talks with Juventus striker Simone Zaza before the close of the transfer window.
•Everton made a loan bid for Real Madrid's Denis Cheryshev before the transfer window shut.

DAILY MAIL
•Monaco vice president Vadim Vasilyev says Manchester United could have signed Neymar for the fee they paid for Anthony Martial.
•Wayne Rooney says he thinks new signing Anthony Martial will be a 'great player' for Manchester United.
•Manchester United have hit back at Real Madrid over the collapse of David de Gea's move to Spain, saying 'the facts speak for themselves'.

THE EXPRESS
•Arsenal full-back Mathieu Debuchy says he considered leaving after losing his place to Hector Bellerin.
•Chelsea stars Thibaut Courtois and Eden Hazard have tipped Kevin de Bruyne to shine in the Premier League.