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Davids invited to Newcastle 2007-12-11 08:28:07 Bafana Bafana midfielder Lance Davids has been awarded a week-long trial at English Premiership giants Newcastle United. The Swedish-based player spent the past 10 days with compatriots Benni McCarthy and Aaron Mokoena and had the opportunity to train with Mark Hughes’ Rovers squad and has now been asked to travel to Tyneside for seven days. The 22-year-old is expected to be one of the stars at the 2010 FIFA World Cup after enjoying spells at many European clubs, most notably Arsenal. “Newcastle has sent an invitation to Lance and he will be on trial there all this week,” Djurgardens’ sports director Bosse Andersson told SPORT-Expressen. “He was at Blackburn last week and they were happy with what they saw and now he will spend a week in Newcastle, that is our agreement. “We have not received any offers yet though, these are only trial invitations,” added Andersson. Davids impressed in the Bafana Bafana team this year and is sure to be a key member of the AFCON squad that will travel to Ghana early next year. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lance_Davids Anybody seen him play?

Fulham manager Lawrie Sanchez is interested in signing Wolves goalkeeper Wayne Hennessey. (The Times) Fulham and Celtic are set to bid £4m for Burnley's Irish striker Kyle Lafferty. (Daily Star) Chelsea midfielder Frank Lampard is wanted by Juventus, according Italian press reports. (The Times) Manchester United's hopes of signing Miguel Veloso have been damaged by a row between the player's club Sporting Lisbon and Carlos Queiroz. (Guardian) Portsmouth striker Benjani Mwaruwari is ready to snub a move to Juventus to stay at Fratton Park. (The Sun) Bolton and Wigan are in competition for the signature of West Brom full-back Paul Robinson. (The Times) Birmingham boss Alex McLeish has been promised funds to bring in new players and wants to bring in players he has previously worked with. (The Times) Liverpool striker Fernando Torres has begged the club's owners not to sack manager Rafael Benitez. (various) Newcastle manager Sam Allardyce is desperate to bring in new player in the January transfer window. (Daily Star) But chairman Chris Mort is reluctant to release any cash, which means Allardyce is unlikely to do a deal for Manchester United defender Wes Brown. (Daily Mirror) The Magpies are also set to release injured defender Celestine Babayaro, paying the remainder of his contract which expires at the end of the season. (Daily Mirror) Derby and Sheffield United are battling it out to sign Bolton's veteran midfielder Gary Speed. (Daily Star) Ipswich are giving a second trial to FC Moscow's 28-year-old Poland international midfielder Damian Gorawski. (Daily Star) Reading boss Steve Coppell is keen on £3m-rated French centre-back Sebastien Puygrenier. (Daily Star) Crystal Palace are to send on-loan striker Besian Idrizaj back to Liverpool as boss Neil Warnock is unimpressed. (Daily Star) Wigan manager Steve Bruce is interested in Hibernian left-back David Murphy, but faces competition from Celtic and Rangers. (Daily Mirror) Portsmouth boss Harry Redknapp will give a trial to forward Fabrice Pancrate. (Daily Mirror) QPR are set to bid £1.2m for Wigan defender Fitz Hall, and are expected to beat Norwich and Coventry to his signature. (Daily Mirror) Sheffield United boss Bryan Robson is planning a shock raid on Hull to sign Jay Jay Okocha. (Daily Mirror) Derby County manager Paul Jewell has his eye on Manchester United defender Ryan Shawcross. (various) OTHER GOSSIP Cardiff are lining up Billy Davies to replace boss Dave Jones. (Daily Mirror) Former USA boss Bruce Arena has revealed he is keen to become the new Scotland manager. (Daily Star) Fabio Capello is set to be the new England boss after Jose Mourinho ruled himself out of the running. And the former Real Madrid manager could draft in ex-England stars Alan Shearer and Stuart Pearce as part of his backroom staff. (various) Another Italian, Marcello Lippi, also remains in the frame to succeed Steve McClaren. (Daily Express) AND FINALLY... Former England manager Steve McClaren has finally won a trophy - the Plain English's Campaign's annual Foot in Mouth award. The prize is given for speaking a load of gibberish. (Daily Star)

and this was the TOP STORY on sky Big Sam staying positive Allardyce not fearing the looming figure of Shearer Last updated: 4th December 2007 Sam Allardyce is confident Newcastle United legend Alan Shearer is not being lined up to take his job. Reports have claimed that, should The Magpies lose to Arsenal on Wednesday, Allardyce will be sacked and replaced by Shearer. Newcastle have picked up just one point from the last 15 available, but Allardyce is refusing to panic about the situation. And the ex-Bolton Wanderers boss is optimstic that he is not on the verge of being succeeded by the club's former captain. "If Alan decides to take my job, I hope it'll be when I've decided to leave," Allardyce told reporters. Burden "That will mean I've made the club successful and he'll be taking over a club that I've improved significantly, like what happened with Sammy Lee and Bolton. "If it's the other way then you have to live with it. "I don't particularly see that as a burden because if you lose your job then somebody else is going to take it, whether it's Alan Shearer or whoever. "I know Alan reasonably well and when that situation comes up he's always said that he's not ready. "If that's the case, and somebody wants to employ him down the line after me or whatever, then that's life." Allardyce also moved to quash any suggestions that he has a strained relationship with Newcastle owner Mike Ashley. Bad time He added: "I saw Mike Ashley after the game on Saturday, shook hands and had a good chat with him. "I hope that shows the strength of the relationship we've got. There's no point beating about the bush, yes I'm under the cosh. "Yes, I've got to get results at this club sooner rather than later and, yes, we're having a bad time in terms of results. "But it can be turned around as quick as it's gone bad." Quoted from SkySports

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