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Swansea City striker Bafetimbi Gomis could be allowed to leave Wales and join Premier League relegation rivals Newcastle United this month. Gomis could follow Jonjo Shelvey away from the Liberty Stadium.
Newcastle United are to sell Fabricio Coloccini in the transfer window, with Villarreal ready to bid 5 million euros for the Argentine defender. Coloccini has had a miserable season with the Toon Army so far.
Newcastle could make a bid for QPR striker Charlie Austin in the January transfer window. The Toon Army's manager Steve McLaren is hopeful that a deal can be wrapped up in the first week of the new year.
Jose Mourinho has been playing Nathan Ake in Chelsea’s pre-season campaign but the youngster has caught the eye of Steve McLaren’s side who want to bolster their midfield and replace the injured George Thorne in midfield.
So after England’s 2-1 defeat Uruguay, they are all but mathematically out of the World Cup. "Rubbish", "Over-paid", "Not fit to wear the shirt" are many of the clichés screamed by the drones of England's fans in Brazil, but one opinion which will gather the most voice behind it will be "sack Roy".
A more learned man than me once said that if all of the world were to collate each of their problems into one pile, each and every man would rather take his own home again, than take a portion from the common stock.
Everton have officially completed a move for FC Twente midfielder Leroy Fer. The 23-year-old scored 10 goals in 23 games for the Dutch club, and moves to Goodison Park for a fee of around £8.6 million.
Fabio Capello could be set to give Theo Walcott a return from the international wilderness for England. The Arsenal winger has put in a number of impressive display in the last month for his club.
Man City defender Micah Richards has signed a new contract with the club until 2013. The defender had been the subject of interest from Premiership rivals Arsenal.
Awakening from my slumber this morning was one of the more interesting aspects of my week. The realization of England failing yet again in International competition coming not so much as a surprise, but even I never expected a performance quite that bad. Much has been said on the matter already, particularly regarding Steve Mclaren, our shiny new scapegoat.
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