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Alan Pardew's side head to Villa Park just one point ahead of the home team in the league, but differing transfer windows will likely see Newcastle well clear of Villa by the end of the season. By most measures, Aston Villa have actually had a better first half of the season than Newcastle United. Both faced ignominious exits in the FA cup, but at least Villa managed to delay that loss until the fourth round, whilst Newcastle fell at the first hurdle. Villa might want to forget about the Capital One Cup given that they ended up being knocked out by Bradford, but they had an impressive run up until that point, and a semi-final exit would normally be no disgrace. Whilst they are behind Newcastle in the league, they did at least manage a creditable draw at West Brom in their last outing, whilst Newcastle lost at home to Reading. Despite all this, a clear majority of football fans would likely suggest that of the two sides, it is Villa who are in far greater

Michel Vorm has emerged as a surprise candidate to replace Victor Valdes at Barcelona. Victor Valdes doesn’t seem to be about to back track on his comments saying that he will not sign a new deal at Barcelona when his current deal expires next year. This has forced the Spanish giants into looking around the current transfer market for possible new recruits and several national papers have suggested Michel Vorm of Swansea City is their man. Vorm has been in superb form for Swansea ever since they gained promotion to the Premier League and the 29-year-old could be tempted away for what would be the last move of his career. The biggest thing Swansea have to worry about is the reported interest because it will be very difficult for any club to stop a player from leaving, when they know Barcelona are interested in signing them. Gerhard Tremmel has played well when deputising for Vorm, but Swansea would still be reticent to let their number one leave. Vorm

Forbes Magazine has valued Manchester United at $3.3 billion if you have that free as spare change! Manchester United have been valued at over $3 billion, becoming the first football club in history to top that value. It makes the Glazer owned club the most valuable team in sport and the large financial fee for anyone looking to buy the club is down to a variety of reasons. United’s constant success has kept them at the top of the game in England and across Europe for a number of years, spanning numerous decades. What this allows United to do is justify a constant high price range for various match day essentials such as tickets and sustenance. This all adds to the revenue and the value of the club. The global brand of Manchester United is also more widespread than ever before with the club enjoying support bases in different countries and continents around the world. It’s estimated that United have around 659 million fans around the world acr

Andy Murray left Melbourne beaten but not bowed. He did not add a second grand slam title to his portfolio after his triumph in New York four months ago but, after analysing his defeat by Novak Djokovic in the Australian Open final, he knows what he needs to do to keep pace with the world No1, and to see off the challenge of Roger Federer, whom he beat in the semi-final, and Rafael Nadal, who returns from seven months out through injury in Chile this week. Nevertheless Murray, still third in the world, reckons it will be harder than ever to get to No1 – a goal many good judges reckon is within his grasp in 2013, including Andre Agassi and Boris Becker. "It's tough," Murray said. "If I had won here I would have two slams, a Wimbledon final and Olympic gold and still been well behind Novak." "The argument a few years ago was with [Caroline] Wozniacki being No1 without a slam – but Novak [who won one slam last year, the Australian] sti

Everton have clinched the surprise signing of Leroy Fer from FC Twente. Surely it doesn't mean Chelsea or the like are going to sign Marouane Fellaini? Everton's acquisition of Twente midfielder Leroy Fer appeared to catch everybody by surprise, so what's behind the deal? On the face of it, the signing is an excellent piece of business, we'll know just how good it is come February 1st. If it transpires he is a replacement for Marouane Fellaini, then it will be bittersweet. Evertonians will be crossing their fingers between now and Thursday. Both are central midfielders, with a commanding presence on the pitch - Fer's nickname is not 'The Bouncer' for nothing. Leroy Fer is 23, two years younger than 25-year-old Fellaini. Earlier this transfer window, rumours abounded that Fellaini had a release clause in his contract of £25 million. If that were to be activated, Everton now have an insurance policy in Fer. One who could s

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The FA have charged Chelsea’s Eden Hazard following his side’s League Cup semi-final at Swansea City on 23 January 2013. It is alleged that Hazard’s behavior in relation to a Swansea City ball boy, for which the player was dismissed in the 78th minute, constituted violent conduct whereby the standard punishment that would otherwise apply was clearly insufficient. The player has until 6pm on Tuesday 29 January 2013 to respond to the charge. The FA will remind all clubs of their responsibilities in ensuring ball boys and other personnel around the pitch act in an appropriate manner at all times and will liaise with competitions accordingly. Here's the game in which all that happened  via Youtube  

Wilfried Zaha Set to Join Manchester United in July 2013. Via b/r The Wilfried Zaha transfer saga is finally over. The striker will join Manchester United in the summer after the Premier League club reached an agreement with Championship side Crystal Palace, according to the Press Association (via  The Guardian ) . No unexpected roadblocks emerged during Zaha's physical and he's now inked a five-and-a-half year contract with United, Sky Sports reports. As expected, after the sides struck a deal for the 20-year-old Zaha's services, he was immediately loaned back to the Eagles for the remainder of the season. The rising star made a statement following the move finally becoming official: I am delighted to be joining Manchester United and ending the recent speculation. I would like to thank the owners at Palace for making the move possible, however my focus for the next five months will be solely at Crystal Palace. I have been at Palace for more than 10 years,

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FORMER Barcelona coach Pep Guardiola will replace Roberto Mancini as manager of Manchester City, a British newspaper has claimed.  Guardiola, 41, said last Monday he was ready to return to coaching after stepping down from the Barcelona job at the end of last season having guided them to 14 trophies in his four years in charge, including two Champions League titles. The Sun on Sunday claims Guardiola will opt for City over Chelsea because he sees the Abu Dhabi-owned side as being the more likely to challenge for European honours despite the London side having won the Champions League last season. Mancini - who has won an FA Cup and the Premier League titles in his time at the club - is set to pay for his failure to guide the expensively-assembled side into the Champions League knockout stages on two occasions. "It is 100 per cent certain that Guardiola is going to City this summer," a high level source in Spanish football told the paper. &q

Appearances can be deceiving but mostly there are not. A lightly grilled audience in the Rod Laver Arena witnessed the evidence of that when the grooved and muscled tennis machine that is Andy Murray methodically deconstructed his opponent, Robin Haase, a slim and ambitious contender from the old school, to advance to the second round of the Australian Open. They were born within a month of each other, in 1987, and each stands 6ft 3in, armed with enough talent to win any rally, but not, in the Dutchman's case, necessarily any match. Murray outweighs Haase by a stone, all of it pure power, and that is one reason the Scot resides on a different part of Planet Tennis: in many of his matches he is a lion among lambs. He arrived in Australian fresh from a prolonged winter training camp in Florida; Haase, who does not have those resources, turned up having won just one of his past 10 matches. After an hour and 37 minutes the world No 3 had crushed the world

Spanish newspaper AS is reporting Barcelona are interested in bringing Fernando Torres back to Spain. AS claims Torres is being eyed as a replacement for David Villa, who is expected to leave in the summer Former club Atletico Madrid were considered the most likely club to sign the ever-frustrating Torres, as they look to replace Radamel Falcao when he eventually makes his mega-money move. Torres of course scored a memorable goal at the Nou Camp in the Champions League last season to clinch Chelsea's path to the final, and will no doubt jump at the chance to join Barcelona. Do we think it will happen? In honesty it would be very surprising move. Even if Barcelona sell Villa, they have plenty of options in attack. They have Neymar pegged as a long-term target, but perhaps more pressing, they have the exciting Gerard Deulofeu in their youth system showing the kind of form which is beginning to 'demand' first team football. They w

  Manchester United signing Cristiano Ronaldo on a free transfer is a dream scenario for fans. It can happen, but they have to be patient. Cristiano Ronaldo is Real Madrid at present. Last week he hit a hattrick over Sociedad to drag them to a 4-3 win, but without him they could not not beat, or even score past bottom club Osasuna on Saturday. It is no wonder fans are desperate to keep him at the Bernabeu, but the feeling is not reciprocal. Ronaldo made it clear as far back at September that he did not wish to sign a new contract as he was unhappy with certain goings on at the club, and to this date they remain unspecified. It has been regularly rumoured that he wants a move back to Manchester United, the club where he won the Champions League and enjoyed, from a collective point of view, his most trophy-laden period of his career to date. He has certainly fulfilled his £80 million price tag which took him to Madrid, and if it wasn't for Lione

Manchester United have kept a firm grip on the Premier League title race and rivals Manchester City at bay, while Arsenal lost their winning streak.                          Javier Hernandez striking Manchester United have kept a firm grip on the Premier League title race by sweeping to a 4-0 win at Wigan Athletic on the first day of 2013 to maintain their seven-point lead. Champions Manchester City remain United's nearest rivals after a 3-0 success at home to Stoke City, while Tottenham Hotspur climbed to third by coming from behind to defeat second-bottom Reading 3-1 at White Hart Lane. Arsenal were prevented from making ground in the top four after their four-game winning run came to an end in a 1-1 draw at Southampton that left Arsene Wenger's side four points below Chelsea in fifth place. Javier Hernandez had already had a goal ruled out for offside at the DW Stadium when he put United 1-0 up against Wigan by tapping in after Ali Al Habsi