Morning paper talk Morning paper talk DAILY TELEGRAPH Alexei Navalny - a Russian politician and critic of President Vladimir Putin - claims that the assets of Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich and that of Arsenal major shareholder Alisher Usmanov should be frozen and their property seized as a response to the Crimean crisis. DAILY TELEGRAPH Manchester Uniteds Wayne Rooney admits he did not think it would be as tough as it has been since Sir Alex Ferguson retired. THE SUN A more positive take here, where Rooney insists that United can win the Champions League despite their domestic travails. THE TIMES Despite the lack of silverware in this last 500 games, Arsene Wenger is lauded for consistently making the top four and latter stage of the Champions League whilst working under financial constraints. DAILY MAIL Sir Alex Ferguson has paid tribute to Arsene Wenger ahead of his 1,000th game landmark at Chelsea this weekend. DAILY MAIL In the aftermath of Tottenhams Europa League exit, Glenn Hoddle has criticised the club for buying the wrong type of player after the sale of Gareth Bale. THE SUN Fernando Torres has refused to rule out a summer return to Atletico Madrid. THE INDEPENDENT Gareth Bale is finally finding his feet in La Liga and is a guaranteed starter in Sundays El Clasico after turning around his season; he now leads the assists chart. DAILY MIRROR Andre Villas-Boas, now in charge at Zenit in Russia, believes it was his work that set Chelsea up for victory in the 2012 Champions League final. THE SUN David Cameron believes the result of the 2018 World Cup bidding process was sorted in advance.
Posted on: Fri, 21 Mar 2014 08:32:01 +0000
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