All the latest gossip from Tuesday's newspapers.
Wayne Rooney and Sir Alex Ferguson are being investigated by the FA over their conduct during Manchester United's goalless draw at Crystal Palace. (Daily Mail)
Ahead of Tuesday's second leg at Stamford Bridge, Barcelona president Joan Laporta has accused Chelsea boss Jose Mouinho of provocation during the Champions League tie at Camp Nou two weeks ago. (The Sun)
Referees will clamp down on foul-mouthed, ranting footballers next season and will be able to send them off for delivering tirades of abuse. (Daily Express)
Celtic manager Martin O'Neill has emerged as the man Manchester City want to replace Kevin Keegan at the end of next season. (The Times)
Everton's on-loan Spanish midfielder Mikel Arteta could play in the Merseyside Derby on 20 March despite initial fears the injury he picked up against Blackburn had ended his season. (Daily Mirror)
Tottenham could be tempted to take up tenancy at the new Wembley Stadium if the �757 million project comes up short on its ambitious business plan. (Daily Mail)
Jamie Redknapp believes his Southampton team-mate Peter Crouch is the man to lead England to the 2006 World Cup. (The Sun)
Defender Tony Vidmar will be the next victim of Cardiff City's cost-cutting, and has already been given permission to speak with Sunderland. (Daily Mirror)
Jonathan Greening has pledged his future to West Brom even if they are relegated from the Premiership this season. (The Sun)
Blackburn striker Paul Dickov has been given the green light to face former club Leicester in Sunday's FA Cup quarter-final despite suffering a gashed thigh against Everton. (Daily Express)
Aberdeen plan to bring in 10 new players for next season. (Daily Record)
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