Tottenham "defended for their lives" – Kevin Bond
Spurs assistant manager Kevin Bond says his side had to "defend for their lives" during their goalless draw against Liverpool at Anfield.Kenny Dalglish says Luis Suarez should never have been banned
Liverpool boss Kenny Dalglish welcomes Luis Suarez back from a long ban in the draw with Tottenham – then insists again he should never have been banned.Suarez return ‘fantastic’ for Liverpool – Dalglish
Liverpool manager Kenny Dalglish says he is "delighted" to see the return of Luis Suarez after he served an eight-game suspension and the Uruguayan "should never have been away".Liverpool 0-0 Tottenham
Luis Suarez returns after a lengthy ban but cannot inspire Liverpool to victory as they share a goalless draw with Tottenham.Ex-footballer Dietmar Hamann reveals gambling problem
Former Liverpool, Manchester City and Germany midfielder Dietmar Hamann reveals the extent of the gambling problems he suffered towards the end of his career.Blackburn star could be set for German move in summer
Blackburn’s impressive young star Junior Hoilett could be set for a shock move to Germany in the summer instead of staying in England. Sources claim that FC Bayern are interested in him and have made contact with his father for a free transfer switch at the end of the current season. Hoilett’s contract at Blackburn is over at the end of the 11/12 season and a move to Bayern will see him join his younger brother Jaineil, who plays for Mainz, in Germany.
Hoilett was a reported target for both Spurs and Liverpool in the winter window but Blackburn slapped a heavy price tag on him in order to keep him in their fight to avoid relegation. Rovers were thrashed 7-1 by Arsenal in their last game.
Ban could help Luis Suarez – Liverpool boss Kenny Dalglish
Liverpool boss Kenny Dalglish believes Luis Suarez's eight-match ban may help keep him fresh through to the end of the season.Tevez ponders Russia switch
After failing to get a deal done in the winter transfer window, want away Manchester City striker Carlos Tevez is reportedly pondering a switch to the Russian Premier League. The RPL’s transfer window doesn’t close for another three weeks and with cash rich oil magnates fueling the ambitions of clubs in the country, Tevez’s hefty salary demands will not be a stumbling block in the deal.
A move to Russia looks like Tevez’s best chance of regular football before the summer. He was linked with AC Milan, Inter, PSG and Liverpool but none of those moves materialised during the January window.
Anzhi, who already have Roberto Carlos and Samuel Eto’o on their books, are many people’s favourites to sign Tevez if he agrees for a move eastward to Russia.