Toffees front up Manchester City for Leeds youngster

Everton and Manchester City are set to battle it out for the signing of highly rated Leeds youngster Sam Byram. The Sun suggests that David Moyes is ready to go head to head with Roberto Mancini, having earmarked the 19-year-old as a priority in this upcoming transfer window. It is imagined that the Scot would have to utilise the promise of first team football as bait in any negotiations, as the Merseyside outfit quite frankly can’t compete with City in economic stakes.

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Bolton skipper set for MLS

Sky Sports have reported that Bolton captain Kevin Davies has been discussing a potential move to Major League Soccer (MLS). The soon to be departed striker is said to have been in talks with Canadian outfit Toronto FC, now managed by former Blackburn, Tottenham and QPR defender Ryan Nelsen. Toronto are struggling in the early stages of the MLS Eastern Conference, with just 7 points from 7 matches.

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Premier League manager set to raid former club

Having recently agreed an £8.5 million deal for Dutch striker Ricky van Wolfswinkel, Norwich gaffer Chris Hughton is keen to further boost his attacking options with the signing of Nathan Redmond. According to the Daily Mirror, the former Birmingham City manager will attempt to prise the young winger away from St. Andrews.

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Sheffield striker eyes permanent move to rivals

Having already contributed 3 decisive goals, Championship strugglers Sheffield Wednesday were probably already rueing their decision to allow striker Chris O’Grady join local rivals Barnsley in a loan deal. If reports from Team Talk are to be believed, they may well have lost their 27 year old target man for good. 

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Ince to Anfield is unlikely

Another talked about move that has been going on all January is the move of Thomas Ince from Blackpool back to his first club Liverpool.

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Graham chooses Black Cats over the Boro

Swansea striker Danny Graham has chosen Sunderland for a fee of around £5.5 million. A transfer possibility that had been circulating for some time looks set to be completed before the 11pm deadline today.

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Tonge to Leeds set to be permanent

Leeds midfielder Michael Tonge is set to the Yorkshire club on a permanent deal follwoing a successful loan spell from Stoke City.

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Arsenal still interested in Reina

It seems to be a reoccurring link that happens every time a transfer window approaches. But could this be the time that Reina finally goes to the Emirates?

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The run is over!

Their 14 game unbeaten run is over! And Ian Holloway has lost his first game for Crystal Palace since he joined them last month.

Palace lost away at newly regenerated Leeds United 2-1. Everyone around Elland Road will be on cloud nine after Leeds have finally won a match and their new owners are finally in charge of the club with money for new transfers likely to be given to Neil Warnock when the window opens in January.

After today’s result Leeds will feel like the season is back on again and maybe the future is finally looking bright in Leeds once again.

Fans favourite Luciano Becchio gave Leeds United the lead before summer signing Paul Green made it two for the home side, a late consolation goal was scored by Peter Ramage as the previous Championship leaders gave Leeds a late scare.

The slight blip in form is unlikely to affect Holloway and his men as they still sit second in the league and firmly in with a shout of a getting back into the Premiership.

Now for Warnock and his side it is a case of keeping their feet on the ground as they look to go back up the table, with an aim of an outside shot of reaching the play-offs.

Daniel Clark

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That was truly awful

Ipswich manager Mick McCarthy had a Saturday afternoon to forget as his side were thrashed 6-0 by Leicester City.

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Refereeeeee!!!! What was that?

Neil Warnock yet again has criticised a referee’s decision after his side lost today at Millwall 1-0.

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That’s my boy!

Hull City manager Steve Bruce has praised his son’s impact within the Tiger’s defence this season.

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Austin’s the number one player for October

Burnley forward Charlie Austin was named October's Championship Player of the Month after his prolific month of scoring.

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Berg full of praise for Rhodes

Blackburn boss Henning Berg has Jordan Rhodes to thank after he saw his striker net a hat trick which resulted in a first win for the new Blackburn man.

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Mowbray named Manager of the Month for October

Tony Mowbray fought off Kenny Jackett of Millwall and Sean O’Driscoll of Nottigham Forest to become October’s Manager of the Month.

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