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Paper Talk & Gossip (Monday Sept 28th)

DAILY MIRROR

Crisis club Sunderland are ready to go back for Patrick Vieira - if manager Dick Advocaat quits the Stadium of Light.
Louis van Gaal claims his ruthless summer cull is behind Manchester United 's remarkable rise to the top of the Premier League.
Ronald Koeman fears his Southampton players may be struggling to cope with rising expectations.
Tottenham striker Harry Kane says his goal against Manchester City should silence the accusations of him being a one-season wonder.
Tim Krul has credited Newcastle's improved showing against Chelsea to a bust-up the players had after their Capital One Cup defeat by Sheffield Wednesday.
James Milner has backed his underfire boss saying criticism of Brendan Rodgers is 'unfair' as Manchester City have lost more games than Liverpool this season.

DAILY MAIL

Jurgen Klopp would demand the end of Liverpool's transfer committee if he is to succeed Brendan Rodgers as Liverpool manager.
Manchester City manager Manuel Pellegrini is 'sure' the club will win the Champions League.
Crystal Palace winger Bakary Sako has revealed he turned down 'crazy money' from clubs in the Middle East in order to join Alan Pardew's side.
Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho has questioned the mentality of Newcastle players by suggesting that they pick and choose when they perform well.
Spurs could bid to bolster their attacking options by signing Armend Aslani. The Brondby teenager can play through the middle or on either wing.

DAILY STAR

Jose Mourinho is ready to wield the axe in a bid to shake up Chelsea.
West Brom skipper Darren Fletcher has claimed Jonny Evans was as good as Manchester United legends Nemanja Vidic and Rio Ferdinand.
The Blues and United could do battle in the transfer arena with both rumoured to be interested in Feyenoord's 15-year-old winger Tahith Chong.
Manchester City could move for one-time United target Bayern Munich midfielder Thiago Alcantara.
Jonathan Walters says he is not concerned about his contract extension at Stoke City and says "nothing has changed".
Goalkeeper Adrian admits West Ham are happier playing away from home.

THE EXPRESS

Mikael Lustig has urged Celtic to sign out-of-contract striker Carlton Cole.
Gonzalo Higuain says his former Real Madrid team-mate Cristiano Ronaldo is 'over-rated'.
Manchester United manager Louis van Gaal will stay at the club beyond the end of his contract in 2017, according to former boss Sir Alex Ferguson.
Meanwhile, United's Phil Jones has spoken for the first time of his worry and frustration over the blood clot that wrecked the start of his season.
Gerard Deulofeu is looking for more game time at Everton and has told manager Roberto Martinez that he wants to start more often.

THE TELEGRAPH

A top-four finish is not beyond Everton according to manager Roberto Martinez, as long as his squad continues to develop.
Stoke's weekend hero Jonathan Walters, who is in the last year of his contract, said that his future at the Britannia remains unresolved.