LONDON EVENING STANDARD Eden Hazard has revealed that Chelsea are starting to feel the pace of a long season and hopes fatigue will not cost them in the title race. Arsene Wenger has revealed Arsenal are conducting an investigation into their medical and training methods after the clubs injury list was exacerbated by setbacks for Aaron Ramsey and Mesut Ozil. Jan Vertonghen admits Sundays north London derby has taken on added significance for Tottenham following their Europa League defeat to Benfica. Tony Pulis admits Marouane Chamakhs hamstring injury is a big blow to Crystal Palaces Premier League survival bid. Brede Hangeland admits time is running out for Fulham in their bid to avoid relegation. MANCHESTER EVENING NEWS Wayne Rooney stands on the brink of goalscoring greatness ahead Uniteds clash with Liverpool. The Englishman is just one goal shy of taking third place in the clubs all-time top scorers list - a feat he would surely love to achieve against the club he grew up despising as a young Evertonian. LIVERPOOL ECHO Liverpool striker Daniel Sturridge admits hes relishing life as part of the Premier Leagues most lethal double act ahead of Sundays showdown with Manchester United. Spanish starlet Suso wants to return to Liverpool when his loan spell at Almeria expires - and pen a new long-term deal with the Reds. Ross Barkley is returning to top form, insists Everton boss Roberto Martinez. NEWCASTLE CHRONICLE Alan Pardew believes that his No.2 John Carver is the perfect man to step into his shoes at Fulham tomorrow. THE JOURNAL Newcastle United manager Alan Pardew will do all he can to make sure he behaves himself from now on. SUNDERLAND ECHO Gus Poyet has set his players the challenge of winning FIVE more games this season in order to save their Premier League skins. BIRMINGHAM MAIL Paul Lambert has warned Premier League leaders Chelsea that Villa are out to derail their title bid, declaring: We can hurt them - and they know it. Jose Mourinho could scupper Aston Villas plans to sign Ryan Bertrand permanently - insisting the loanee has a future at Chelsea. Under-pressure Albion manager Pepe Mel is dealing with an increasing injury crisis after Billy Jones, Steven Reid and Claudio Yacob were today ruled out of the crucial visit to Swansea on Saturday. EXPRESS & STAR Under-pressure Pepe Mel today claimed he would have quit Albion if he did not believe his players were up for the survival battle. THE SENTINEL John Guidetti would love a first-ever Premier League start against West Ham tomorrow - but insists he can live with the disappointment of another place on the bench. NEWHAM RECORDER Hammers manager Sam Allardyce insists that a fit and fresh Andy Carroll can be Englands secret weapon at the World Cup. FULHAM CHRONICLE Stephen Arthurworrey hopes his loan spell at Tranmere Rovers will boost his chances of breaking into Fulhams first-team squad. WALES ONLINE Cardiff City manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has revealed that the 4-0 home loss to Hull City was a turning point during his time in charge. He has been one of the stars of Cardiff Citys first Premier League season but Jordon Mutch is demanding more goals from himself in the relegation run-in. THE PINK UN Gary Hooper can be the man to fire Norwich City to Premier League safety, insists Chris Hughton. THE DAILY ECHO Saints look set to be without both Jack Cork and Victor Wanyama for tomorrows game against Norwich. Mauricio Pochettino says he is looking forward to enjoying a very good working relationship with new Saints chairman Ralph Krueger. HULL DAILY MAIL Hull City have set themselves a goal of three wins to secure Premier League survival - and hope to take a big step towards their target before their FA Cup semi-final. YORKSHIRE EVENING POST An embattled Brian McDermott made an impassioned plea for Leeds United to stand by him last night, insisting he had not lost faith in his own ability to take the club into the Premier League. DERBY TELEGRAPH Paulo Wanchope believes Derby Countys coaching staff have got what it takes to lead the Rams back to the Premier League. LANCASHIRE TELEGRAPH Blackburn Rovers striker Leon Best has extended his loan stay with Championship rivals Sheffield Wednesday until the end of the season. EVENING GAZETTE Lukas Jutkiewicz admits he would like to stay at Bolton beyond the end of his current loan deal. THE STAR Nigel Clough has predicted Sheffield Uniteds march into the semi-finals of the FA Cup could accelerate their bid to regain Championship status. THE ARGUS Albion midfielder Keith Andrews has been told he could have a future back at Bolton. EVENING TIMES Neil Lennon reckons Celtic can hang on to Virgil van Dijk this summer - despite reports that the players agent declared he is set for England. Dave King will help rebel Rangers fans to finalise plans for the formation of a trust for season ticket money at talks in Glasgow this weekend.
Posted on: Fri, 14 Mar 2014 15:26:21 +0000
Trending Topics
Recently Viewed Topics
© 2015