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The Sunday Express predicts that Jack Charlton will step down as Republic of Ireland manager in the new year after being offered a pounds 250,000 golden handshake and a testimonial match against Brazil.
The People says that Leeds tried unsuccessfully to end the boardroom feud at Chelsea - by inviting Matthew Harding to become a director at Elland Road.
Champions Blackburn, it seems, have a queue of clubs waiting to relieve them of unwanted players. Tottenham, the Sunday Mirror says, are ready to make a pounds 3m swoop for striker Chris Sutton - to succeed Gary Mabbutt at centre-back, while Everton, Chelsea and former club Sheffield Wednesday are in a three-way tussle, according to the News of the World, for Paul Warhurst, valued at pounds 2m.
The People, meanwhile, forecasts a move by Alex Ferguson to take Wolves centre-back Dean Richards to Old Trafford.
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