Beecroft: ‘There’s no chance of Moyes leaving Everton for Liverpool’
Our man on Merseyside says any talk of a managerial switch across Stanley Park is nonsense, but he does question FSG's approach as they search for a successor to Kenny Dalglish, claiming they are "feeling around in the dark".
Transfer rumours and paper review with Neil Ashton – Friday, May 18
Here are the morning's headlines from back pages and online...
Liverpool striker Luis Suarez has admitted he would welcome the opportunity of playing in Spain. (Metro)
Wolves striker Steven Fletcher is expected to reject the chance of a move to Sunderland. (Daily Mail)
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Exclusive – McAllister: Martinez won’t attract star names to Liverpool
Former Liverpool star Gary McAllister has told talkSPORT that he doubts if Roberto Martinez would be able to attract the players the club need to get back into the top four.
The Spaniard has managed Wigan for the last three seasons and despite battling at the lower end of the Premier League he has guided the club to safety in each of them.
Lewis: Liverpool need a manager like Capello
The writer for the Daily Mirror gives his take on the Reds being given permission to talk to Roberto Martinez.
He feels the Spaniard isn't ready for such a big job at the moment and would prefer a more experienced boss.
Wigan grant Liverpool permission to speak to Martinez
Wigan have granted Liverpool permission to speak to Roberto Martinez.
The Reds are looking for a new manager after the departure of Kenny Dalglish following a poor season on Merseyside, with the club finishing a disappointing eighth in the Premier League.
Funny video: Liverpool players react to Dalglish sacking
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Andre Villas-Boas should be the next Liverpool manager according to talkSPORT listeners
Following the sacking of Kenny Dalglish as Liverpool manager, we asked people on our Facebook page who they think should take the reigns at Anfield and 34 per cent of people said it should be former Chelsea boss Andre Villas-Boas.
Club owners FSG have said they will consider the opinions of fans and if our poll is anything to go by, it will be AVB in charge of the Reds next season.
Longman: John W.Henry is a completely unsympathetic owner
New York Times sports writer Jerry Longman claims Liverpool chief won't care about sacking Kenny Dalglish.