Vanessa Keller

Paul Scholes has admitted that when he does eventually retire from Manchester United, and stay retired, the midfielder will consider a managerial move to his beloved club Oldham.

Brad Jones says he isn't concerned with the notion of facing the world's highest paid player when Liverpool take on Russian side Anzhi Makhachkala tonight in the Europa League, with Samuel Eto'o believed to be the biggest threat against the Reds taking three points.

Andre Villas-Boas says he has sent scouts around the world to see if the Tottenham squad can be improved in January, and the manager insists that while Willian will not necessarily be moving to White Hart Lane, Emmanuel Adebayor won't be leaving.

Jose Enrique says that Liverpool's Spanish style training methods make playing for the side all the more enjoyable, as the left-back aims to get back into the squad after coming back from injury.

Jonny Evans says that Manchester United have got their link-up play in front of goal working perfectly, with the defender looking at the positives after the side came back from 2-0 down to beat Braga in the Champions League.

As Raheem Sterling scored his first goal for the senior Liverpool side at the weekend to gift the club a 1-0 win at home, John Aldridge has argued that the starlet must stay grounded amidst the praise surrounding him.

Manchester United vice chairman Ed Woodward insists that the club will continue to buy the most sought after players in the transfer market, with Sir Alex Ferguson always being supported in his endeavors to find the best talent.

Aaron Ramsey has no doubts that Arsenal midfielder Jack Wilshere will find his abilities once more upon returning to action for the club this season, with the defender labeling his teammate as gifted.

Andre Villas-Boas has put a timeframe on when Scott Parker will make a comeback for Tottenham, with the Portuguese tactician predicting a Christmas recovery for the midfielder.

Brendan Rodgers says he's keeping a close eye on Andy Carroll's development at West Ham, though he hasn't yet considered if he'll ask the striker to return to Anfield in January.

Sir Alex Ferguson heralds Manchester United's new medical centre, which will be able to predict injuries up to six months before they happen.

Jason Roberts and Rio and Anton Ferdinand are reportedly set to boycott Kick It Out's initiative, with the Ferdinand brothers refusing to wear the organisation's shirts.

Lance Armstrong has lost a host of major sponsors, with Nike revealing in a statement that they will no longer support the disgraced cyclist.

Brendan Rodgers has confirmed that he is in talks with Suso over a new deal for the Spanish starlet, with the Liverpool manager particularly impressed by the youngster this season.

Former Manchester United forward Garry Birtles believes that when fully fit, Wayne Rooney has as much ability as the likes of superstar Lionel Messi, with the England international hoping to improve his form for his country as well as club.

Liverpool striker Andy Carroll is worse than an eight year old, according to Zbigniew Boniek, with the Poland legend making the claim as he travelled with England to the country on international duty.

Stuart Pearce says that England have reported incidents of racism to UEFA immediately after the Under 21 side's 1-0 win over Serbia tonight, which guaranteed them entry into next year's Euro tournament.

Gary Neville believes that Wayne Rooney has the ability to follow in Paul Scholes' and Ryan Giggs' footsteps for Manchester United, adapting his play as he gets older to keep ahead of the opposition at all costs.

John Aldridge believes that the improvements at Anfield will strike the perfect balance between making Liverpool more attractive for new players, and keeping costs down so that money can be spent in the transfer market.

Liverpool forward Dan Pacheco claims one of his closest friends could soon be an Anfield hero.

Alan Hansen has claimed that only Jack Wilshere is showing the capabilities to take over from the likes of Wayne Rooney, Frank Lampard and Steven Gerrard in the technique stakes

Jose Mourinho believes that Cristiano Ronaldo is in fact a better player than Lionel Messi, with the pair favourites for the prestigious Ballon d'Or prize for yet another year.

Pepe Reina insists that despite his disappointing form this season, the Liverpool keeper will not be one of the names Brendan Rodgers believes will let him down this season.

Jordan Henderson says Brendan Rodgers has been 'brilliant' since the Liverpool manager came into the fold at Anfield, helping the young midfielder get better as he aims to finally prove his worth to the club.

Ashley Cole has escaped a ban from the FA after apologising for his tweet claiming the body were a 'bunch of twats' and personally apologising to chairman David Bernstein.

Bradley Wiggins says he had 'a good idea' of seven-time champion's drug use, while former cyclist Brian Smith says refusal to take drugs may have harmed his career.

Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain says it was an easy decision to make the move to Arsenal amidst interest from other big clubs in the Premier League, with the winger revealing that Wenger's style of football and youth policy, along with Thierry Henry, made him dream of playing at the Emirates.

Arsene Wenger believes that players like Shinji Kagawa, Santi Cazorla and Luka Modric will be the future stars of football, with midfield players taking over from strikers as the driving force at Arsenal and beyond.

Ian Ayre has come out to back up Brendan Rodgers' defence of Luis Suarez, insisting that the striker is the subject of special attention by both the media and the referees.