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      Saturday
      Oct272012

      Saturday's paper gossip round-up

      Mourinho demands his top target, Chelsea to spend big on a striker and the wideman that may just be out of Ferguson's reach.

      Jose Mourinho wants his Real Madrid bosses to make a £50m-plus move for Tottenham winger Gareth Bale, 23.

      Full Story: Daily Mirror

      Chelsea are to offer Atletico Madrid £48m for Radamel Falcao in January. Manchester City are also thought to be interested in the 26-year-old Colombian.

      Full Story: Goal.com

      Sir Alex Ferguson wants to bring Ashley Cole, 31, to Old Trafford on a free transfer when the defender's Chelsea contract expires next summer.

      Full Story: Daily Mail

      Porto have inserted a new £38m release clause into the contract of Colombian winger James Rodriguez, 21, who is said to be a target for Manchester United.

      Full Story: talkSPORT

      Fulham manager Martin Jol admits that Brede Hangeland's future at the club remains uncertain as talks over a new contract for the 31-year-old defender continue.

      Full Story: SkySports.com

      Roberto Di Matteo has played down the significance of mind games with rival managers ahead of Chelsea's meeting with Manchester United on Sunday.

      Full Story: London Evening Standard

      Tottenham defender Kyle Walker, 22, says he decided to stop using Twitter after criticism and abuse from fans began to affect his performances.

      Full Story: Daily Mail

      Paul Lambert is unsure what kind of reception he will receive from Norwich City fans on Saturday when he faces his former club for the first time since leaving Carrow Road to take over as manager at Aston Villa.

      Full Story: Birmingham Mail

      Liverpool midfielder Jonjo Shelvey, 20, claims that football is becoming less of a contact sport with little margin for error when tackling.

      Full Story: The Independent

      Aston Villa have become the first Premier League club to advocate the return of standing areas to top-flight football grounds.

      Full Story: Daily Mirror

      Full Story: BBC Sport