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		Scotland manager George Burley has welcomed Barry Ferguson back to his team as captain for tomorrow's friendly against Argentina. Live Desktop Football Blog! All Today's Latest Stories! Read Today's Paper Talk!

MOYES FINED BY FA
Everton manager David Moyes has been fined £5,000 by the FA for improper conduct. (More)

O'NEILL ADMITS BARRY UNCERTAINTY
Martin O'Neill has 'absolutely no idea' what the future holds for Gareth Barry come January. (More)

BURLEY WELCOMES BACK FERGUSON
Barry Ferguson will captain Scotland for their friendly against Argentina at Hampden. (More)

KINNEAR BACKED FOR TOON JOB
Damien Duff says he would 'love' to see Joe Kinnear permanently handed the Newcastle job. (More)

LEE: SHEARER READY FOR MAGPIES JOB
Rob Lee feels Mike Ashley can win over Newcastle's fans by appointing Alan Shearer as manager. (More)

KEANE HINTS AT LONGER STAY
Sunderland manager Roy Keane has hinted that he plans to extend his stay at the Stadium of Light. (More)

DIARRA WORRY FOR POMPEY
Portsmouth fear midfielder Lassana Diarra could be out for three weeks. (More)

FRIENDLIES ARE IMPORTANT - WALCOTT
England winger Theo Walcott insists their friendly against Germany in Berlin is still worthwhile. (More)

CITY CAN BE AS BIG AS REAL - ROBINHO
Robinho insists Manchester City can become one of the best clubs in the world. (More)

GIVEN TAKES ARMBAND
Shay Given will captain the Republic of Ireland against Poland in the absence of Robbie Keane. (More)

STAR DUO 'GUTTED' TO MISS OUT
Adrian Bevington denies there's a rift between Fabio Capello and top Premier League clubs. (More)

RONALDO STILL KEEN ON CITY
Brazilian star Ronaldo has again claimed Manchester City are monitoring his situation. (More)

REGINIUSSSEN COULD BE ROVERS-BOUND
Tromso defender Tore Reginiussen will undergo a medical at Blackburn next week. (More)

TORRES: LEAGUE IS PRIORITY
Fernando Torres admits winning the Premier League is more important than Europe for Liverpool. (More)

DAVIES CALLS FOR CO-OPERATION
David Davies has called on the England management and leading clubs to sort out their problems. (More)

TAYLOR QUESTIONS COMMITMENT
Former England boss Graham Taylor has questioned players' commitment to the national side. (More)

MANCINI REVEALS MADRID INTEREST
Roberto Mancini has revealed he would jump at the chance to coach Real Madrid. (More)

FAI EYEING ENGLAND DATE
The FA of Ireland are keen to secure an early return for England to Lansdowne Road. (More)

TOUGH DRAW FOR ENGLAND WOMEN
England's women have been drawn in Group C for the Euro 2009 finals on Finland. (More)

WALCOTT THE ONE TO FOLLOW - O'NEILL
Martin O'Neill believes England's fringe players should take inspiration from Theo Walcott. (More)

WINDASS - SMELLS LIKE TEAM SPIRIT
Dean Windass believes his bust-up with Marlon King could improve team spirit at Hull. (More)

NEVLAND: WE CAN AVOID DROP
Erik Nevland expects a competitive relegation battle but believes Fulham will survive. (More)

HENNESSEY HOPES TO BOOST FORTUNES
Wayne Hennessey is hoping to be given a chance to impress in Wales' friendly against Denmark. (More)

ENGLAND'S MOMENT OF YOUTH - HURST
Geoff Hurst believes England's friendly against Germany will provide younger players with "a great opportunity". (More)

SERIE A IS NOT LIKED ABROAD - MOURINHO
Jose Mourinho believes Italian football needs to do a much better job of selling itself abroad. (More)

FINNEY EFFORTS NOT LOST ON CHARLTON
Sir Tom Finney has been described as "a god in Preston" after winning a lifetime achievement award. (More)

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