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Last Updated: Saturday, 12 March, 2005, 04:02 GMT
The gossip column
All the latest gossip from Saturday's newspapers.

Portsmouth chairman Milan Mandaric says former Ajax boss Ronald Koeman is "definitely on their list" of potential new managers (Times).

Tottenham's on-loan striker Mido says he is keen to stay at White Hart Lane, despite having played for five clubs in five countries before arriving at the club (Sun).

Referees have been special instructions to send off players who use insulting language or gestures towards them this weekend's FA Cup quarter-final ties (Mail).

Arsene Wenger has admitted his failure to enter the transfer market has cost Arsenal trophies this season (Express).

Chelsea have allegedly admitted to the Premier League that they did hold a meeting with Arsenal's Ashley Cole, but claim it was instigated by Cole's agent (Guardian).

Kevin Keegan's exit from Manchester City was sparked by the board's failure to let him sign a little-known Canadian player as cover for the injured Shaun Wright-Phillips (Mirror).

Newcastle chairman Freddie Shepherd says he believes "in my heart of hearts" that Alan Shearer will carry on playing next season (Mirror).

Leicester have signed Aston Villa striker Stefan Moore on loan for the rest of the season and he has been cleared to play in the FA Cup (Independent).

Tottenham defender Rohan Ricketts is to re-join old Spurs boss Glenn Hoddle on loan at Wolves on loan for a month (Independent).




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