All the latest gossip from Thursday's newspapers.
Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson has revealed his frustrations at the spending limits imposed on him by the club's board. (Daily Mirror)
Arsenal defender Ashley Cole is blaming the club's chiefs for his FA charge and has vowed to make them pay for it. (Daily Mirror)
Cole's adviser Jonathan Barnett and Israeli agent Pini Zahavi face FA action after the Premier League passed on details of their involvement. (Daily Mail)
Uefa's report into what happened at half-time in the match between Barcelona and Chelsea reveals that Barca coach Frank Rijkaard twice spoke to referee Anders Frisk. (Daily Express)
David Beckham is prepared to quit Real Madrid because of paparazzi intrusion into his family life. (Various)
Manchester United fans group Shareholders United are offering a reward of �100 worth of shares to the first person to track down Malcolm Glazer, who is believed to be in the country. (The Guardian)
Wales boss John Toshack will axe any player who is caught breaking his anti-drinking policy. (Daily Mirror)
Birmingham's Mario Melchiot has admitted he was to blame for sparking the tunnel bust-up after their game with Aston Villa. (Daily Mirror)
Charlton are to get rid of striker Francis Jeffers this summer and he could be followed out the exit door by Dennis Rommedahl. (The Sun)
Almost half of England's football managers have significant heart problems, according to a leading cardiovascular expert. (The Independent)
Preston midfielder Brian O'Neill would be prepared to play in any position to earn a start for Scotland against Italy on Saturday. (Daily Record)
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