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Sunderland v Newcastle for Man Utd star



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Published Date: 10 December 2007
The Wear-Tyne rivals will battle it out for England defender Wes Brown. Plus the rest of the latest transfer gossip...
Newcastle and Sunderland want Manchester United contract rebel Wes Brown - Mirror

Jurgen Klinsmann will take over at Liverpool if Rafael Benitez gets the sack - Sun

Manchester United are trialing 24-year-old Angola striker Manucho Goncalves - Mail

Newcastle and Blackburn want South African midfielder Lance Davids - Mail

Birmingham want Scotland striker Kris Boyd this week - Mirror

Aston Villa want £5m-rated Derby midfielder Giles Barnes - Telegraph

Stuttgart's Portuguese defender Fernando Meira won't move to Portsmouth in January - Sun

Torino want Wolves winger Michael Kightly - Mirror

Newcastle chairman Chris Mort has admitted he and Mike Ashley have held talks over manager Sam Allardyce's position - Sun

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  • Last Updated: 10 December 2007 10:02 AM
  • Source: Sunderland Echo
  • Location: Sunderland
 
 

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