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Wednesday, October 13, 9:58am London Time
EXCLUSIVE: Vidar Riseth tops the most-wanted list at Derby County with manager Jim Smith set to test Celtic's resolve by making an offer which he hopes will secure the signature of the Norwegian international. Soccernet can reveal that the Premiership club made a firm inquiry about the Parkhead utility man last week but were told he was not available. more..
All Tuesday's English and Scottish action -
Lambert's rebuke for Amoruso When it comes to settling arguments between footballers, there are options both civil and barbaric. The latter inevitably involves fists, feet, teeth and the odd drop of saliva. On The Move All the latest transfer news - one of our most popular pages! Leading scorers in England Keep an eye on the in-form men in all four Divisions. Latest list of suspended players A new feature - find out who is banned for the next match. Team of the Week The players who have most impressed Soccernet this week. Fair Play table Keep up to date with the current standings. Their wages wouldn't keep Becks in headscarves David Bond at lowly South Melbourne - a team that could face Man United in the World Club Championship. Trials are over Kevin, now it's for real Trevor Brooking thinks England must feel optimistic of getting through to the Euro 2000 finals. Notebook: Poyet talks a good job at the Bridge Martin Chilton brings news of a potential successor to Luca Vialli - plus an update on, er, Trevor Sinclair's backside. Becks and Posh start to lose the fame game Could David and Victoria ever have a marital tiff? Kate Battersby tries to cope with the idea. Only good will spring from a clampdown Jeff Powell applauds referee Anders Frisk for booking Michael Owen - in the hope it may end the diving exploits. Two referees on the cards after FIFA trial EXCLUSIVE: FIFA trials sre set to result in two referees being on the pitch at once, as Phil Osborn reveals. They miss you, Peter. They do... Andy Hooper on why the Old Trafford faithful might not just have been thinking of past glories at Fergie's testimonial. Come on, Keegan. Get real! Matthew Norman bemoans the roller-coaster of appraisal and reappraisal that meets every England performance. Relieved Keegan must use his head Having sneaked in the back door, a relieved Kevin Keegan cheerily talked of emerging triumphant through the front door. Why wedding got big cheer from England Gareth Southgate explains that the Sweden-Poland game wasn't the only concern at the Stadium of Light on Saturday. Reality kicks in for Keegan Now the heat is really on Kevin Keegan and his Stage Door Johnnies. Why we'd all be lost without Mr Reliable David Beckham's form this season has made nonsense of the old adage that you cannot burn the candle at both ends.  Sir or Madam? Who really is Beckham's boss?
Scotland draw comfort from French escape Anything can happen in an instant, they say: the reality for Scotland, at least as far as the Group Four runners-up berth was concerned, was that it scarcely mattered who made it through. England still in a right old mess The day Jack Charlton wanted the job as England manager he was not even afforded the courtesy of an interview. Helena's scoop: PM turns down the England job Tony Blair sank into the depths of the sofa and said, in a quietly urgent voice: 'Right, who's going to tell me what's going on?' Gregory is the Villa volcano David McDonnell concludes our series on the firebrand managers of the Premiership with a look at Aston Villa's outspoken John Gregory. Strachan, at 42, still looks 'the best at the club'
Martin O'Neill: Following a Clough act
David O'Leary, nice guy no more
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