All the latest gossip from Wednesday's newspapers.
Sir Alex Ferguson was fuming after being told by Man Utd chief executive David Gill that he is sackable. (The Sun)
Man Utd boss Sir Alex Ferguson is under pressure to recapture the big prizes, with Martin O'Neill the main contender to replace him. (Daily Express)
The Man Utd board is planning to approach the City's Takeover Panel and force Malcolm Glazer to either make a bid for the club or go away. (Daily Telegraph)
Man Utd have already spent �500,000 to thwart Glazer's proposed takeover. (Independent)
Aston Villa and Birmingham face severe disciplinary action for the tunnel bust-up at St Andrews. (Various)
Spurs keeper Paul Robinson is top of Man Utd's wish-list as a replacement for Roy Carroll. (Daily Mirror)
Chelsea claim manager Jose Mourinho will not be given a fair trial by Uefa. (Various)
The Blues are ready to risk further punishment from Uefa by accusing them of 'contradictions' in their version of events at the Nou Camp. (Daily Mail)
Chelsea will be suspended from all Champions League football if they take Uefa to court over Mourinho's disrepute charge. (The Sun)
Celtic boss Martin O'Neill has denied that Juninho is set to leave the club, saying that the Hoops have not received any offers for the Brazilian. (Daily Record)
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