THAT WAS THE WEEKEND THAT WAS
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RUMOURS
Fact and fiction from the Sunday papers
Stewart Houston's tenure as the Arsenal manager is as good as over, according to the Sunday Express and People. Both claim the decision was made at a Highbury board meeting on Thursday night. There is less agreement about a successor, with the Express claiming QPR's Ray Wilkins is the leading contender, but the People countering that Wilkins will not be lured from Loftus Road and that Bobby Robson, the former England manager, is the man most likely to succeed.
The weekly dose of Gazza speculation consists of the News of the World and the People predicting a last-ditch effort by Everton to hijack the Lazio midfielder's move to Rangers. The NoW says that Chelsea, too, have not given up.
Barry Fry, manager of the Second Division champions, Birmingham City, is heading for a showdown with the club's owner, David Sullivan. Fry believes Birmingham's managing director, Karren Brady, wants to replace him with Trevor Francis, who the People says is heading for the sack at Hillsborough.
The Mirror reports that Spurs are lining up a bid for the unsettled Dennis Bergkamp of Internazionale, and that Liverpool are prepared to pay £4m for Chelsea's Dennis Wise.
THE PREMIER XI
FLOWERS
BLACKBURN
BREACKER
WEST HAM
BABB
LIVERPOOL
PEMBERTON
LEEDS UTD
IRWIN
MAN UTD
McALLISTER
LEEDS UTD
HODDLE
CHELSEA
MONCUR
WEST HAM
NDLOVU
COVENTRY
SHEARER
BLACKBURN
FERDINAND
QPR
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