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Last Updated: Thursday, 6 January, 2005, 02:13 GMT
The gossip column
All the latest gossip from Thursday's newspapers.

Manchester United goalkeeper Roy Carroll faces the drop after his blunder against Tottenham on Wednesday. (Daily Mirror)

Rob Lewis, the linesman who failed to spot the ball had crossed the line at Old Trafford, has called for the use of video technology. (Daily Mail)

Lewis, meanwhile, is on Fifa's list of elite linesmen and could run the line at the 2006 World Cup Final. (The Sun)

Edu will hold final talks with Arsenal to decide his future. (Daily Mail)

Tottenham are interested in signing Chelsea defender Glen Johnson, with Noe Paramot expected to move to struggling Southampton. (The Sun)

Former Wolves boss Dave Jones will be interviewed for the managerial vacancy at Nottingham Forest. (Daily Express)

David Pleat is also on the shortlist to take over as the new Nottingham Forest manager. (The Sun)

Real Madrid are considering making a £2m bid to sign Everton midfielder Thomas Gravesen. (Daily Mirror)

Charlton want to sign striker Bernardo Corradi, who has struggled to settle at Valencia since joining from Lazio in the summer. (Daily Mail)

Chelsea could face a Uefa investigation into their alleged poaching of Sporting Lisbon players. (The Sun)

Veteran striker Les Ferdinand could join Reading after being released by Bolton. (Daily Mirror)

Newcastle will offer Olivier Bernard plus £3m for Fulham striker Luis Boa Morte. (Daily Express)



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