All the latest gossip from Friday's newspapers.
Sven Goran Eriksson has told close friends that he intends to stay as England coach until 2008 (Daily Express).
Manchester City security staff have warned Manchester United fans not to go overboard in their protests against Malcolm Glazer in the derby match at the weekend (Daily Mail).
Barcelona have joined the hunt to sign Arsenal left-back Ashley Cole (Daily Mirror).
Newcastle are expected to offer Kieron Dyer a new contract to prevent him leaving on a free transfer (Daily Mirror).
Nike criticised by some England players for seeking publicity from wristbands intended to promote an anti-racism campaign (Daily Mirror)
Jose Reyes reportedly keen to leave Arsenal for a move to Real Madrid (The Sun).
Wales boss John Toshack has told colourful midfielder Robbie Savage that any future bad behaviour will see him left out of the national team (Daily Mirror).
Millwall manager Dennis Wise hits out at the lack of transfer funds available at The New Den (Daily Mirror).
Anders Svensson has slammed Southampton's long ball tactics after agreeing a deal to leave the south-coast club (The Sun).
Former Liverpool boss Gerard Houllier reveals an interest in the technical director's job at Paris Saint-Germain (Daily Mail).
Darren Moore attacks West Brom for failing to offer him a new contract (The Sun).
Dunfermline boss Davie Hay launched an astonishing attack on Aberdeen manager Jimmy Calderwood (Daily Record).
Aberdeen's Richie Byrne says he will escape the wrath of the Dunfermline support because Calderwood will get all the abuse (Daily Record).
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