liloballack Tuesday, Jul 19. 2005 13:16
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lilomichael Tuesday, Jul 19. 2005 13:04
HI MY LOVE I AM LILIANE AGAIN. U KNOW I CAN'T STOP THINKIN' ABOUT U MY BABE. U R ALWAYS IN MY MIND.I ADOR U.BABY PLS STAY IN BAYERN IT'S MY FAVORITE TEAM.I LOVE U AS WELL AS ALL THE GERMANY'S PLAYERS.U R SO SEXY. U KILL ME.GOOD LUCK. I LOVE UUUUUUUUUUUUUU.UR NUBER ONE FAN LILIANE.

Friday
Arsenal have targeted Newcastle midfielder Jermaine Jenas as their replacement for Juventus-bound skipper Patrick Vieira (Various).
 
But Graeme Souness would want Gunners' defender Sol Campbell as part of any deal involving Jenas (Daily Star, The Sun).
 
Wigan have failed with a £2.5m bid for Wolves' injury-hit striker Carl Cort (Daily Star).
 
Striker Fredi Kanoute wants to stay at Spurs after the club slapped a £6m price tag on his head (The Sun)
 
Sporting Lisbon have become the first team to register interest in Liverpool goalkeeper Jerzy Dudek, who was left out of the team against TNS (Independent).
 
Everton boss David Moyes says he already has all the players he expects to have available for the coming Champions League campaign (Mirror).
 
Wolves are poised to make a third and final bid for Derby's Inigo Idiakez, but the Rams insist he is not going anywhere (Express).
 
Middlesbrough's Emanuel Pogatetz will have to wait until next week to find out of a 24-week ban he picked up in Russia last season also applies to the Premiership (Telegraph).
 
Portsmouth are trying to send Diomansy Kamara back to Italian side Modena, saying there is a clause in his transfer which allows them to, but the Italians say they are still owed £1.5m for him (Sun).
 
West Brom boss Bryan Robson is ready to rip up Jason Koumas' contract as he has still not returned to the club, two weeks after pre-season training began (Express).
 
Fredi Kanoute's agent says he wants to stay at Tottenham despite interest from clubs including West Ham and Manchester City (Sun).
 
Inter Milan have cooled their interest in Luis Figo, leaving Liverpool in pole position to move for the Real Madrid player (Times).
 
Aberdeen could clinch a Pittodrie loan move for Celtic's Shaun Maloney (Daily Record).
 
George Burley has lost out in an 11th-hour bid to bring Poland international Marek Saganowski to Hearts (Daily Record).
 
 

Saturday
Tottenham keeper Paul Robinson is recovering from a knee ligament injury and he says he is unlikely to be fit for the start of the season (Times).
 
Birmingham boss Steve Bruce says they are "just a whisker away" from sealing the permanent signing of Deportivo la Coruna's Walter Pandiani (Sun).
 
Fulham are ready to sign Southampton goalkeeper Antti Niemi to replace Edwin van der Sar, who has joined Manchester United (Express).
 
Nicolas Anelka could be in line for a quick return to English football at Newcastle, having only left Manchester City for Fenebahce in January (various).
 
Arsenal have been told Sevilla's Brazilian striker Julio Baptista will cost them £15m - more than they received for Patrick Vieira (Star).
 
Liverpool have been alerted that Michael Owen would like to return to England if Real Madrid buy Brazilian striker Robinho, pushing him further down the pecking order (Guardian).
 
West Ham newboy Paul Konchesky sat with the West Ham fans at their play-off final in Cardiff and says he hopes to play in the style of his childhood hero, Hammers legend Julian Dicks (Sun).
 
Coventry's pre-season game with QPR in Spain was marred by City fans abusing players. Boss Micky Adams says he "doesn't want that type of fan near the team." (Mail)
 
Matty Etherington has agreed a new four-year deal at West Ham (Mirror).
 
Former Liverpool midfielder Igor Biscan has agreed a three-year deal with Greek side Panathinaikos (Mirror).  

Sunday
FA director of football development Sir Trevor Brooking says he thinks there will definitely be a Great Britain football team at the 2012 Olympics (Mirror).
 
Manchester City's Shaun Wright-Phillips will be a Chelsea player in time for their trip to the United States on Tuesday (Mail on Sunday).
 
City hope to sign former Manchester United striker Andy Cole from Fulham in time for their trip to Thailand (Sunday People).
 
Keith Gillespie is on his way to Hull after a move to Leeds failed to happen (Sunday People).
 
West Ham could make a shock £5.5m move for Liverpool's Milan Baros and are also interested in Norwich's Dean Ashton (Daily Star).
 
Manchester United are at the front of the queue if Michael Owen decides to return from Real Madrid (Express).
 
Sheffield United have offered a deal to released Crystal Palace striker Neil Shipperley (Observer).
 
Ashley Cole has agreed a one-year £70,000-a-week deal to stay at Arsenal (News of the World).
 
Liverpool's Antonio Nunez says he would be interested in a move to Celta Vigo (Mirror).
 
Portsmouth are interested in Southampton goalkeeper Antti Niemi (News of the World).
 
Millwall's friendly with the Iraqi national team on 30 July could be called off due to security fears (Mirror).
 
Newcastle are poised to make a £2m bid for Liverpool's Sami Hyypia (Sunday People).  

Monday
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger says he feels that "morally we did everything the right way" after admitting approaching Sevilla forward Julio Baptista (Times).
 
Owen Hargreaves' agent says the Bayern Munich player has turned down an approach from Middlesbrough, who want him to replace Boudewijn Zenden (Independent).
 
Peter Crouch is still keen to join Liverpool despite talks between them and Southampton having failed to hammer out a deal for the striker (Sun).
 
Former Newcastle boss Sir Bobby Robson says taking Craig Bellamy to the club was one of "one of my most successful forays into the transfer market" despite admitting he is a "nightmare" (Mail).
 
Portsmouth's new Zambian signing Collins Mbesuma, who joined last week, says he is keen to make an impact to "ensure" a move to Manchester United (Times).
 
Andy Cole is poised to sign a one-year deal at Manchester City on 50% of his wages at Fulham, but will receive a hefty pay-off from the London side (Express).
 
Aberdeen'shopes of signing Piotr Wlodarczyk could be hindered after the Polish striker's club Legia Warsaw change their minds about a year-long loan deal (Daily Record).
 
Celtic chief executive Peter Lawwell faces a race against time to sign Shunsuke Nakamura (Daily Record).
 
Everton mare considering a joint £5m bid for AS Roma's Matteo Ferrari and Simone Perotta (The Times).
 
Rangers captain Fernando Ricksen backs Thomas Buffel for great things (Daily Record).

Tuesday
 
  Liverpool's Champions League star Milan Baros has been told he has no future at Anfield after being left out of the squad to face TNS. (Daily Mirror)
 
Cardiff are targeting West Brom pair Jason Koumas and Darren Purse for about £600,000. (Daily Express)
 
Inter Milan are close to signing Luis Figo from Real Madrid. (The Guardian)
 
Newcastle United chairman Freddy Shepherd will attempt to persuade Turkish side Fenerbahce to sell Nicolas Anelka. (The Guardian)
 
Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger has offered Sevilla striker Julio Baptista 10 times his current salary to fend off a bidding war with Spurs. (Daily Mirror)
 
Chelsea's new £21m signing Shaun Wright-Phillips said he joined the Blues to improve his chances of making England's World Cup squad. (Daily Mail)
 
Birmingham City are set to land former Southampton and Newcastle defender Olivier Bernard this week. (Daily Mail)
 
Manchester City want to sign Aston Villa's Daruis Vassell. (The Sun)
 
Arsenal will move for Owen Hargreaves if Newcastle refuse to drop their asking price for Jermaine Jenas. (The Sun)
 
Sevilla have targeted Crystal Palace star Andy Johnson as a replacement for Julio Baptista. (The Sun)
 
Trinidad and Tobago striker Jason Scotland has been told to stay away from training at Dundee United as he could face being deported due to his lack of work permit. (Daily Record)
 
Celtic striker John Hartson believes the club were right not to sign his Welsh team-mate Craig Bellamy as they could not afford him. (Daily Record)