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Police probing Anton 'bullet'
Police are investigating an alleged "malicious communication" received by QPR, with reports suggesting a bullet was mailed to Anton Ferdinand.

Magic Magyar heads to Hawthorns
Roy Hodgson is hopeful of concluding a deal to bring Zenit St Petersburg winger Szabolcs Huszti to West Brom for the remainder of the season.

Blues and PSG confirm Alex move
Defender Alex has been presented as a Paris Saint-Germain player, with the French club having paid Chelsea a fee in the region of and#163;4.2million.

'Little setback' for Wilshere
Arsenal and England midfielder Jack Wilshere has suffered a "little setback" in his recovery from an ankle injury, Arsene Wenger has said.

Downing defends form for Reds
Liverpool winger Stewart Downing has shrugged off criticism of his displays this season and believes he has come through a dip in form.

Hughes eyes more QPR additions
Mark Hughes wants more new faces at QPR before the transfer window shuts, but he is coy on interest in Wigan's Hugo Rodallega and Victor Moses.

Wenger: Team must lift the crowd
Arsene Wenger insists he can cope with the Arsenal boo-boys as he focuses on taking the Gunners through to a successful end to the season.

Gardner 'wants Midlands return'
Aston Villa midfielder Gary Gardner has revealed older brother Craig would prefer a move back to the Midlands from Sunderland.

AVB: De Bruyne fits Blues policy
Andre Villas-Boas says Chelsea's pursuit of Kevin de Bruyne is down to "club policy".

Bosses react on two-footed tackles
Arsene Wenger, Mark Hughes and other Premier League bosses have given their reactions to reports of straight red cards for two-footed tackles.

TEAMtalk launches Transfer Centre
The transfer window slams shut on Tuesday and you can get all the latest news and rumours in the brand new TEAMtalk Transfer Centre.

PGMOL denies documentary claims
Referees chiefs have been angered by suggestions they have prevented a gay official from speaking about his sexuality on a TV documentary.

Mancini: Tiredness affects refs
Manchester City manager Roberto Mancini accepts decisions will go against his club - because referees can also get tired.

Ferguson: I'm a phenomenon
Sir Alex Ferguson has referred to himself as a "phenomenon", but admits he has mellowed to deal with "more fragile human beings" these days.

Walcott: Time to stand up
Theo Walcott has called on Arsenal's players to take responsibility and ease the pressure on manager Arsene Wenger.

Samba wants Rovers 'divorce'
Blackburn Rovers captain Christopher Samba has reiterated his desire to leave the club and has said he needs a 'divorce' at Ewood Park.

Danny boy becoming a man - SAF
Sir Alex Ferguson has warned wary Premier League defenders that Manchester United striker Danny Welbeck still has a lot of growing up to do.

Ream: I'm my own man
Tim Ream knows comparisons with Gary Cahill are inevitable but he is determined to prove a success in his own right at Bolton.

Ayre: Reds have money to spend
Liverpool managing director Ian Ayre insists the club have money to spend in the transfer window, but that they are happy with their squad.

Onuoha: Right time to join QPR
QPR have completed the signing of Manchester City defender Nedum Onuoha on a four-and-a-half-year deal.

Rodgers set to sign new deal
Swansea manager Brendan Rodgers has agreed in principle to a new three-year contract and expects to put pen to paper in the coming days.

Barton gives FA short shrift
QPR captain Joey Barton has unleashed a Twitter tirade against the FA, labelling it an "Orwellian organisation" needing a "drastic shake-up".

Senegal slump good news for Toon
Newcastle boss Alan Pardew is preparing for an unexpected bonus with Demba Ba and Papiss Demba Cisse due to return weeks ahead of schedule.

Ream capture delights Coyle
Bolton have completed the signing of United States defender Tim Ream from the New York Red Bulls for an undisclosed fee.

DM: Toffees failings my fault
David Moyes has looked to deflect criticism from Everton chairman Bill Kenwright by taking responsibility for the club's perceived failings.