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Arsenal boss joins race, Spurs star shows ambition, Man City boss waits on Chelsea & Everton' David Moyes seeks assurances!

Posted by: Billy Batts, Fri 9th May 2008

Tagged: Premiership

Thank you for joining us on this hot Friday morning as we bring you all the top headlines from the football world today which includes stories from Chelsea, Everton, Newcastle, Aston Villa, Liverpool, West Ham & Arsenal

Log on to Football FanCast.com every weekday morning around 9.00am and let Billy Batts save you the hassle of surfing the web and bring you all the top headlines in the football world.

Wenger joins Barry fight
Is Barry the right replacement for Flamini?

Eriksson holds out for Chelsea job
Will Sven be in the running to replace Avram Grant?

Moyes seeks assurances over Everton future
Is this not dragging on a bit too long?

Juventus prepare £15million bid for Liverpool's Xabi Alonso
Would £15m be a fair price and would fans welcome his departure?

Owen Hargreaves' Bayern time helps Man Utd
Has Hargreaves experience been invaluable this season?

No fear for Keegan as he answers Ashley's bidding
Is Keegan merely playing mind games at Newcastle?

Keane warns rivals off his 'untouchables'
Will Sunderland be able to keep hold of Gordon and Jones?

Robbie Keane spells out Tottenham's ambition
Are Tottenham finally going to start living up to their potential next season?

Uncertain Futures At Upton Park
Will Curbishley be replaced at the end of the season?

TUNE IN every weekday morning around 7am for Football FanCast Daily and let Billy Batts bring you all the top news stories and headlines from the football world.

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Feds

I think Barry would be a

I think Barry would be a useful signing as he can play a variety of positions, cant see £15m as a fair price tag though.

Dean

Robbie Keane is a god and an

Robbie Keane is a god and an honest man to boot, reading that gives you a good feeling about next season and an insight into the confidence going into next season.

Micheal McKenna

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Joined: 2007-11-05

First of all, Sven to

First of all, Sven to Chelski...eh no, Grant has done a brilliant job there as much as I hate to say it. Barry is no Flamini but a decent replacement, i think the Kleb situation is worrying for Arsenal. Owen Hargreaves has been immense this season, a worthy purchase and invaluable. His german tendancies has shone throught this season, ruthlessly efficient. Keane will be able to keep hold of Gordon and Jones because I think they know if they leave they will probably die in a "freak" accident somewhere in the near future. Keane is a lege!

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