Fridays 'Rags & Goss'

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Fridays Paper 'Gossip' .. .. Friday March 6th


THE SUN
•Newcastle are furious at Manchester United defender Jonny Evans' spitting denial.
•Roy Hodgson wants to take England to the next World Cup - and the FA are willing to give him a new deal.
•Manchester United boss Louis van Gaal has hit out at suggestions of a rift with his assistant Ryan Giggs.

DAILY MIRROR
•Papiss Cisse has apologised for his part in the spitting storm - but is fuming that Jonny Evans is in denial.
•Roy Hodgson wants to stay as England boss beyond his current contract and lead the country to the 2018 World Cup.
•Joe Hart is backing Manchester City skipper Vincent Kompany to regain his form and confidence.
•Southampton are ready to break the bank to stop Morgan Schneiderlin going to Arsenal.
•Tottenham have made an approach for Malaga midfielder Ignacio Camacho.
•Millwall insist manager Ian Holloway will remain in charge for the rest of the season.

THE STAR
•Chelsea midfielder Nemanja Matic has been rewarded with an improved £93,000-a-week contract.
•Roy Hodgson has told the FA he wants two more years as England boss.
•Papiss Cisse last night accused Jonny Evans of sparking the spitting shame which has led to both players being charged by the FA.
•Swansea are confident Bafetimbi Gomis will be give the all-clear to carry on playing following his horror on-pitch collapse against Tottenham.

DAILY MAIL
•Papiss Cisse has accepted a Football Association charge for allegedly spitting at Manchester United's Jonny Evans and faces a possible seven-match ban.
•Chelsea have called for an end to sexism in football after footage emerged of fans directing abuse at their club doctor Eva Carneiro.
•Paul Pogba's agent has revealed that the French midfielder could yet decide to stay at Juventus despite interest from the biggest clubs in Europe.
•Liverpool are watching Atalanta goalkeeper Marco Sportiello.

THE EXPRESS
•Nemanja Matic has been handed a new £4.8million-a-year contract by Chelsea.
•Roy Hodgson wants to remain as England manager beyond his current contract and lead the country to the World Cup in Russia in 2018.